2016Unpublished venueOpen access

Short-range infrared optical wireless communications — Systems and integration

Ke Wang, Shitao Gao, Yang Wang, Tingting Song, Tian Liang, Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas, Christina Lim, Kamal Alameh, Efstratios Skafidas

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High-speed optical wireless communications have been widely studied, and the infrared wavelength is a good option for short-range high-speed applications. In this paper, infrared short-range optical wireless systems and the silicon integration of beam steering function are discussed.

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High-speed optical wireless communications have been widely studied, and the infrared wavelength is a good option for short-range high-speed applications. In this paper, infrared short-range optical wireless systems and the silicon integration of beam steering function are discussed.

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High-speed optical wireless communications have been widely studied, and the infrared wavelength is a good option for short-range high-speed applications. In this paper, infrared short-range optical wireless systems and the silicon integration of beam steering function are discussed.

Key concepts: Optical wireless, Wireless, Infrared, Optical wireless communications, Range (aeronautics), Computer science, Optical communication, Telecommunications

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