2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-56660-2_4
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Visible Light Communication Receiving Technology

Abstract: We propose a method that uses inaudible ultrasonic waves to address the issue of uplink transmission in visible light communication. Our scheme, which applies frequency-shift keying modulation and receive beamforming by a microphone array, has been experimentally confirmed. This system has an adjustable receiving direction to enhance the anti-interference ability of uplink transmission, and it meets the asymmetric requirements of uplink and downlink service bandwidth for Internet services.

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“…So through LEDs the signal can be modulated into visible light. `White LEDs, combining both light and data transmissions, have further promoted the development of VLC technologies [7].…”
Section: Led Lightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So through LEDs the signal can be modulated into visible light. `White LEDs, combining both light and data transmissions, have further promoted the development of VLC technologies [7].…”
Section: Led Lightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the light emitted by LEDs has poor coherence, large linewidth, low bandwidth, and a large beam divergence angle, thus limiting the transmission distance and transmission rate of UWOC systems using LEDs as light sources [15]. To overcome these problems, an arrayed LED light source can be used to increase the transmission distance [16], and a modulation technique with higher spectral efficiency can be used to increase the transmission rate [17]. In 2009, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers developed a bidirectional, high-speed UWOC system [18], which consisted of an arrayed light source and a detector of six 5W-blue LEDs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%