Free-space optical high-speed link in the urban area of southern Rome: Preliminary experimental set up and channel modelling

The activity devoted to the deployment of a new free space optics (FSO) link set up in Rome (Italy) is illustrated together with a preliminary FSO channel modelling and coupled optical/meteorological measurements. The two-way optical link at 1550 nm is about 1 km long and has a transmission rate up...

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Hauptverfasser:	Marzano, F S, Mori, S, Frezza, F, Nocito, P, Beleffi, Giorgio M Tosi, Incerti, G, Restuccia, E, Consalvi, F
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