Optical Impulse Modulation for Diffuse Indoor Wireless Optical Channels

In this paper, power efficient signaling over indoor diffuse wireless optical channels is considered. Present-day laser diodes have pulse rates many times higher than the bandwidth of multipath distorted diffuse channels. Despite the fact that the transmitter extra degrees of freedom are not support...

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Hauptverfasser:	Mohamed, M.D.A., Hranilovic, S.
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