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Performance Analysis of Single Light Source Bidirectional Visible Light Communication Reverse Reflection Link

Version 1 : Received: 10 November 2023 / Approved: 10 November 2023 / Online: 10 November 2023 (14:45:00 CET)

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Zhang, Y.; Ren, J.; Li, K.; Mou, H. Performance Analysis of a Single Light Source Bidirectional Visible Light Communication Reverse Reflection Link. Photonics 2024, 11, 18. Zhang, Y.; Ren, J.; Li, K.; Mou, H. Performance Analysis of a Single Light Source Bidirectional Visible Light Communication Reverse Reflection Link. Photonics 2024, 11, 18.

Abstract

The LED light source is an important light source for indoor visible light communication. It has the characteristics of a large divergence angle and a high transmission rate. Therefore, using LED as the light source for visible light full-duplex communication can not only satisfy the lighting requirements but also transmit information at high speed. To analyze the factors that affect the optical power of the indoor single-light source visible light communication uplink receiving end, an indoor visible light communication model was established, and mathematical calculation formulas were derived based on the model establishment, and the maximum movable range formula of the retroreflective end under specific conditions was derived; The reliability of the formula was verified with the help of Zemax simulation software. Theoretical analysis and experimental results show that increasing the movement range of the retroreflective end can be achieved by increasing the lens diameter, reducing the focal length, and increasing the link distance.

Keywords

Visible light communications; uplink; moving retroreflective end; effective incidence angle

Subject

Engineering, Telecommunications

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