Visible light communication system adopting interference cancellation technology
A technology for visible light communication and interference cancellation, applied in transmission systems, short-range systems, electromagnetic wave transmission systems, etc., and can solve problems such as little consideration of ambient light effects
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[0033] A conventional optical communication system consists of an optical transmitter and an optical receiver, such as figure 1 As shown, after the data stream to be sent is modulated by the modulator (1-1), the communication light source (1-2) is driven to send modulated pulsed light carrying data information. Communication light sources are typically light emitting diodes (infrared, laser or visible light). At the receiver end, the optical signal in the field of view is converged on the photoelectric converter (1-5) through the optical system (1-4), and the optical system generally includes a filter for filtering out-of-band stray light. Photoelectric converters for communication applications are generally unitary, and multi-element converters are mainly used in imaging or positioning systems. The output of the photoelectric converter is generally filtered, amplified (1-6), and converted from analog to digital (1-7), and then sent to a digital signal processor (1-8) for pro...
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