The article presents the main aspects related to the development of nonconventional asymmetric laser data transmission system. It describes the principle of data transmission in both the direction away from the laser transmitter, wherein a pulse position modulation is used, and in the opposite direction, where the modulation of the reflected radiation is performed. The results presented in the article confirm the possibility of using the described technology in the civilian area for monitoring and telemetry, where devices without radiation sources are taken into account. In military applications, the system can be used to identify own objects and forces on the battlefield by the application of pulsed laser rangefinders which are currently a standard battle equipment.
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