Quasi-omnidirectional transmitter for underwater wireless optical communication systems using a prismatic array of three high-power blue LED modules.
Quasi-omnidirectional transmitter for underwater wireless optical communication systems using a prismatic array of three high-power blue LED modules.
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DOI:
10.1364/oe.429974
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发表时间:
2021-06
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Zhijian Tong;Xingqi Yang;Xiao Chen;Hao Zhang;Yufan Zhang;Haiwu Zou;Lyufang Zhao;Jing Xu
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作者:
Zhijian Tong;Xingqi Yang;Xiao Chen;Hao Zhang;Yufan Zhang;Haiwu Zou;Lyufang Zhao;Jing Xu
In this study, a quasi-omnidirectional underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) system is implemented with a prismatic array consisting of three uniformly distributed high-power LED modules as the transmitter. Over a 10-m underwater channel in a 50-m standard swimming pool, a data rate of 22 Mbps is achieved without adopting any digital signal processing algorithm. With zero forcing (ZF) based frequency domain equalization (FDE) and a maximum ratio combining (MRC) algorithm, the maximum net data rates achieved are 69.65 Mbps, 39.8 Mbps and 29.85 Mbps over 10-m, 30-m, and 40-m underwater channels, respectively. In the proposed UWOC system, the receiver could successfully capture optical signals at different directions from the transmitter and the bit error rates (BERs) measured in different directions show small fluctuations. The proposed system could meet the demands of high-speed data transmission among units in a swarm-robot system and last meter user access in an underwater optical cellular network system.