11 research outputs found

    Photonics-enabled very high capacity wireless communication for indoor applications

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    High-capacity Optical Wireless Communication by Directed Narrow Beams

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    Photonic techniques for indoor spatially-multiplexed wireless communication

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    Plastic Optical Fibers as Passive Optical Front-Ends for Visible Light Communication

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    Plastic Optical Fibers as Passive Optical Front-Ends for Visible Light Communication

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    Compact Optical Fiber and Wireless Interconnects:Micro-lens on Interposer

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    Crosstalk-free AWGR-based 2-D IR beam steered optical wireless communication system for high spatial resolution

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    By creating polarization orthogonality between the odd and even channels, crosstalk-free OWC link is realized with spectral overlap. This technique can tolerate the wavelength misalignment between AWGRs and lasers, which relaxes the design of high port-count AWGRs and wavelength stable lasers By creating polarization orthogonality between the odd and even channels, crosstalk-free OWC link is realized with spectral overlap. This technique can tolerate the wavelength misalignment between AWGRs and lasers, which relaxes the design of high port-count AWGRs and wavelength stable lasers

    Crosstalk-free AWGR-based 2-D IR beam steered optical wireless communication system for high spatial resolution

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    By creating polarization orthogonality between the odd and even channels, crosstalk-free OWC link is realized with spectral overlap. This technique can tolerate the wavelength misalignment between AWGRs and lasers, which relaxes the design of high port-count AWGRs and wavelength stable lasers

    Crosstalk-free AWGR-based 2-D IR beam steered optical wireless communication system for high spatial resolution

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    \u3cp\u3eBy creating polarization orthogonality between the odd and even channels, crosstalk-free OWC link is realized with spectral overlap. This technique can tolerate the wavelength misalignment between AWGRs and lasers, which relaxes the design of high port-count AWGRs and wavelength stable lasers.\u3c/p\u3
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