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The Potential of Free Space Optics for Multimedia Content Transfer

Vladimir Saso, Borivoje Milosevic, Srdjan Jovkovic
Vladimir Saso and Srdjan Jovkovic is with the University ALFA BK Belgrade, Serbia., IBorivoje Milosevic is with the University UNION Nikola Tesla Faculty of Business and Law Belgrade, Serbia

Abstract: Free Space Optics has capabilities to transfer multimedia content, and this work addresses this potential. This optical wireless communication has the potential to be used with features such as realization speed, and flow. Cost reduction is possible by using microwaves, telecommunication networks and optical network technologies so that all large, medium and small organisations benefit from them. Optical wireless/laser communication is used with modulated optical rays for developing wireless transmission. Traditional linear combinational techniques are employed for fading elimination, which is called the Selective Combining (SC) technique. It is based on the selection of a branch which is the most significant ratio of the mean power of the signal and the noise power, assuming that the power of the noise in all branches is equal. The MRC that is the Maximum Ratio Combining technique is viewed as equivalent to signal combination. The MRC is performed to enhance the efficiency.

Keywords: FSO, Diversity, SC, EGC, MRC, SNR, BER The Potential of Free Space Optics for Multimedia Content Transfer

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jmpt/2023/14/3/61-68

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