Proceedings of the 16th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services 2018
DOI: 10.1145/3210240.3211115
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“…Reliance on LCD technologies has been receiving an increasing interest for applications such as backscatter communications [105]- [108] and sunlight modulation [34], [103], [109], [110]. In [105], [106], bi-directional VLC was realized by backscattering using retro-reflector and modulating via an LCD shutter the LED downlink transmission to facilitate uplink transmission, while [107] varied switching time and polarization to establish a backscatter link using an LCD array. Also, [108] proposed bi-directional backscatter VLC for cases of infrastructure-tovehicle communication.…”
Section: Owc System a Transmittersmentioning
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“…Reliance on LCD technologies has been receiving an increasing interest for applications such as backscatter communications [105]- [108] and sunlight modulation [34], [103], [109], [110]. In [105], [106], bi-directional VLC was realized by backscattering using retro-reflector and modulating via an LCD shutter the LED downlink transmission to facilitate uplink transmission, while [107] varied switching time and polarization to establish a backscatter link using an LCD array. Also, [108] proposed bi-directional backscatter VLC for cases of infrastructure-tovehicle communication.…”
Section: Owc System a Transmittersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a number of different techniques that can be used to provide modulation. A LC shutter can be used, and this supports data rates of kilobits per second (Kbps) [185]- [187], or semiconductor modulators (see for instance [188]- [190]) supporting rates of up to Gbps [191] (albeit with some challenging implementation issues). MEMs based modulators have also been used at low rates [192].…”
Section: ) On Single and Multi Carrier Modulationmentioning
confidence: 99%