Design and Parameter Analysis of Underwater Wireless Optical Communication with Different Water Samples
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P. Vijayakumari
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M. Sumathi
Abstract
Underwater optical wireless communications (UOWC) have recently received considerable attention for both research and commercial use because of their facility to provide a much higher data rate than the traditional acoustic method within comparatively small distances. Many potential application of UWOC systems have been proposed for environmental monitoring, exploration, disaster precaution, and military operations. In all the above mentioned research works, high absorption and scattering of optical transmission in the water limits the benefits of UOWC systems to only few meters. In order to overcome these technical challenges, several new system design approaches proposed. This work is done in salt water. Salt water cannot be used for drinking because it causes dehydration. This paper analysis the performance of the system using different water samples like salt water, turbid water, normal water, etc.
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- Frontmatter
- Amplifiers
- Unified Formalism for Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers and Lasers
- Nonlinear Effects with Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
- Average Power Model of Optical Raman Amplifiers Based on Frequency Spacing and Amplifier Section Stage Optimization
- Devices
- An Optical Half Adder Using Nonlinear Ring Resonator Based on Photonic Crystal
- Implementation of Polarization-Encoded Quantum Fredkin Gate Using Kerr Effect
- Lasers
- Spatial Continuous Wave Laser and Spatiotemporal VCSEL for High-Speed Long Haul Optical Wireless Communication Channels
- Measurements
- Graphene Oxide Effect on Improvement of Silver Surface Plasmon Resonance D-Shaped Optical Fiber Sensor
- Networks
- High-Speed Light Sources in High-Speed Optical Passive Local Area Communication Networks
- RSVP-TE Bilateral-Recursive Region Re-Routing Crankback Mechanism for Large-Scale Optical Networks
- An Intelligent Vehicle Control System for Enhancing Road Safety Using Optimal Visible Light Communication Network
- Systems
- Design and Parameter Analysis of Underwater Wireless Optical Communication with Different Water Samples
- Free Space Optical Communication System under Different Weather Conditions
- Windowing Techniques for Reducing PAPR of OFDM in Li-Fi Systems
- Effects of Order Super Gaussian Pulses on the Performance of High Data Rate Optical Fiber Channel in the Presence of Self Phase Modulation
- Evaluation of Proposed Coherent Optical OFDM Link Using X-QAM with Polarization Division Multiplexing
- Theory
- Mathematical Model Analysis of Dispersion and Loss in Photonic Crystal Fibers
- Simulation of Optical ISL with 48 Transponders and Performance Analysis Using Ber and Q-Factor
