2020Unpublished venueRequires access

Enabling Techniques for Optical Wireless Communication Systems

Chi‐Wai Chow, Chien-Hung Yeh, Yang Liu, Yinchieh Lai, Liang-Yu Wei, Chin‐Wei Hsu, Guan-Hong Chen, Xin-Lan Liao, Kun-Hsien Lin

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Abstract

We summarized the recent progress of enabling techniques for the optical wireless communication (OWC) and visible light communication (VLC). Besides, we reported two high data-rate laser-diode (LD) based VLC systems. Several application scenarios using VLC were also discussed.

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We summarized the recent progress of enabling techniques for the optical wireless communication (OWC) and visible light communication (VLC). Besides, we reported two high data-rate laser-diode (LD) based VLC systems. Several application scenarios using VLC were also discussed.

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We summarized the recent progress of enabling techniques for the optical wireless communication (OWC) and visible light communication (VLC). Besides, we reported two high data-rate laser-diode (LD) based VLC systems. Several application scenarios using VLC were also discussed.

Key concepts: Visible light communication, Optical wireless, Wireless, Computer science, Optical wireless communications, Optical communication, Communications system, Free-space optical communication

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