Coherent techniques in optical wireless communications
L. Sanchez, A. Arvizu, Francisco Javier Mendieta
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L. Sanchez, A. Arvizu, Francisco Javier Mendieta
Abstract
The optical wireless communications systems are an important alternative for providing high bandwidth over short or medium range links. Although, most of such links are currently, based in no-coherent schemes, there exist the optical coherent techniques offering a greater sensitivity and selectivity at the receiver stage and the possibility of impairments compensation using high-speed post-detection DSP algorithms. We present the a scheme to demonstrate the use of the optical coherent technique in wireless communications for a last-mile application under turbulence, in the laboratory scope.
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The optical wireless communications systems are an important alternative for providing high bandwidth over short or medium range links. Although, most of such links are currently, based in no-coherent schemes, there exist the optical coherent techniques offering a greater sensitivity and selectivity at the receiver stage and the possibility of impairments compensation using high-speed post-detection DSP algorithms. We present the a scheme to demonstrate the use of the optical coherent technique in wireless communications for a last-mile application under turbulence, in the laboratory scope.
Key concepts: Computer science, Optical wireless communications, Optical wireless, Wireless, Optical communications repeater, Bandwidth (computing), Free-space optical communication, Optical communication