《Visible light communications achieve High data rate》.pdf

Visible light communications: achieving high data rates Dominic O’Brien Department of Engineering Science Oxford University Dominic.obrien@eng.ox.ac.uk February 8th 2011 Acknowledgements University of Oxford Grahame E. Faulkner, Sasha Zikic, Hoa Le Minh, Lubin Zeng, John Goody, Farivar Parand, Sashigaran Sivathasan, Jing-dong Hou, Shabnam Quesem, Tuan-Anh Tranh, Ahmad Helmi Azhar University of Edinburgh Harald Haas, Raed Mesleh, Hany Elgala, Svilen Dimitrov, Mostafa Afgani, Wasiu Popoola, Thilo Fath (EADS, Munich, Germany) University of Strathclyde Jonathan McKendry, R. Green, Gong Zheng; B. Guilhabert, ,D.,Massoubre, Erdan Gu, Martin Dawson University of Glasgow Tony Kelly Collaborators on the EU FP7 OMEGA project Olivier Bouchet, Pascal Porcon, Mamdouh El Tabach, France Télécom, Cesson-Sévigné (France) Eric Gueutier Apside( France) Mike Wolf, Liane Grobe, Jianhiu Li, Universität Ilmenau (Germany) Joachim W. Walewski, Sebastian Randel, Siemens AG, Corporate Technology, Communications Technologies, Munich (Germany) Stefan Nerreter, Martin Franke Siemens AG, Corporate Technology, Materials Microsystems, Berlin (Germany) Klaus-Dieter Langer, Jelena Vucic, Christoph Kottke, Luz Fernandez, Fraunhofer-HHI, (Germany) Thomas Kamalakis, Georgia Ntogari,University of Athens (Greece) Introduction Overview and applications The Visible Light Communications Channel Approaches to high data rates Complex modulation Equalisation Multi-input multi-output systems Parallel communication MIMO Spatial modulation High-speed sources Future directions Cooperative systems Conclusions Visible Light Communications: Introduction LED solid s