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Performance limitation of M-ary Pulse Position Modulation and On-off Keying in a direct detection optical wireless communication system through multiscattering channel

Tanjil Amin, S. P. Majumder

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Performance analysis is carried out for an optical wireless link considering coherence interference through multiscattering channels using OOK and M-ary PPM modulations. It can conclude that higher order PPM offers better performance than OOK in the presence of multiscattering.

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Performance analysis is carried out for an optical wireless link considering coherence interference through multiscattering channels using OOK and M-ary PPM modulations. It can conclude that higher order PPM offers better performance than OOK in the presence of multiscattering.

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Performance analysis is carried out for an optical wireless link considering coherence interference through multiscattering channels using OOK and M-ary PPM modulations. It can conclude that higher order PPM offers better performance than OOK in the presence of multiscattering.

Key concepts: Keying, Pulse-position modulation, Amplitude-shift keying, Optical wireless, On-off keying, Wireless, Modulation (music), Interference (communication)

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