Wireless communication device based on distributed optical resonant cavity

A wireless communication device and optical resonant cavity technology, applied in short-distance systems, electrical components, transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as difficult aiming, communication interruption, and complicated operation, and achieve high safety, low interference, and equipment The effect of simple structure

Active Publication Date: 2018-04-13
TONGJI UNIV
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However, traditional lasers also have some weaknesses, such as: limited line of sight, communication interruption caused by occlusion or bad weather; difficult to aim, and the laser beam has extremely high directionality, so it is necessary for the tra

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[0111] Embodiment 1: Directly pumped 113-modulated unidirectional communication device

[0112] This embodiment provides an example to demonstrate a one-way communication device that directly modulates the pump 113. The structure of the communication device is Figure 14 As shown, the master 1 includes a master optical antenna 11, a master master control module 12, and a master modulation module 13, and the slave 2 includes a slave optical antenna 21, a slave master control module 22, a slave detection optical module 24, and a slave demodulation The module 25, the master optical antenna 11 and the slave optical antenna 21 constitute an optical resonant cavity, and a resonant beam is formed in the optical resonant cavity. The modulation method of the device is that the modulation module directly drives the pump 113 to directly modulate the light generation process. The intensity can be adjusted by controlling the input power, so intensity modulation, switch keying, intensity keyi...

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[0113] Embodiment 2: Directly pumped 113 modulated two-way communication device without optical path monitoring and control

[0114] This embodiment provides an example to demonstrate a direct pump 113 modulation communication device without optical path monitoring and control. The structure of the device is as Figure 15 Shown. Host 1 includes a host optical antenna 11, a host main control module 12, a host modulation module 13, a host optical detection module 14 and a host demodulation module 15, and a slave 2 includes a slave optical antenna 21, a slave master control module 22, and a slave modulation module. Module 23, slave optical detection module 24 and slave demodulation module 25. The host optical inspection module 14 and the slave optical inspection module 24 both use a photoelectric probe E3.

[0115] The modulation method of the communication device is that the host modulation module 13 directly drives the pump 113 to directly modulate the light generation process. T...

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[0116] Embodiment 3: Host 1 direct pump 113 modulation two-way communication device with optical path monitoring and control

[0117] This embodiment provides an example to demonstrate that the host 1 has a direct pump 113 modulated two-way communication device with optical path monitoring and control. The structure of the device is as Figure 16 Shown. Host 1 includes a host optical antenna 11, a host main control module 12, a host modulation module 13, a host optical detection module 14 and a host demodulation module 15, and a slave 2 includes a slave optical antenna 21, a slave master control module 22, and a slave modulation module. Module 23, slave optical detection module 24 and slave demodulation module 25. The host optical inspection module 14 and the slave optical inspection module 24 both use a photoelectric probe E3, and the host 1 also sets a photosensitive array E1 for optical path monitoring.

[0118] The modulation method of the communication device in this embodim...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a wireless communication device based on a distributed optical resonant cavity. The device comprises a master and a slave. The master comprises a master optical antenna, a master main control module and a master modulation module. The slave comprises a slave optical antenna, a slave main control module, a slave optical detection module and a slave demodulation module. Themaster optical antenna and the slave optical antenna form an optical resonant cavity. A resonant beam is formed in the optical resonant cavity. The master main control module selects the optical pathof the master optical antenna, and at the same time the master main control module sends the information to the master modulation module. The master modulation module controls the master optical antenna to modulate the resonant beam. The slave optical detection module detects transmission light led out from the slave optical antenna and sends the detection information to the slave demodulation module for demodulation. The slave demodulation module sends the demodulation information to the slave main control module. Communication from the master and the slave is completed. Compared with the prior art, the wireless communication device provided by the invention has the advantages of no alignment, high communication capacity and minimal interference.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wireless communication device, in particular to a wireless communication device based on a distributed optical resonant cavity. Background technique [0002] According to the Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) report, wireless business traffic will increase by nearly 100% every year in the future. In the next ten years, wireless data traffic will increase by 1,000 times. Especially in the future, AR / VR and other applications will generally increase. The demand for will increase significantly. Therefore, mobile devices urgently need to increase the transmission capacity of communication devices. Traditional communication methods include 3G / 4G cellular mobile network, WIFI, Bluetooth, etc. Generally, the downlink bandwidth of the 4G standard can reach 100Mbps, and the downlink bandwidth of different standards for WIFI is different. Generally, 802.11g can reach 54Mbps. The Bluetooth transmission rate is generally 1Mbps. In addit...

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IPC IPC(8): H04B10/116H04B1/38
CPCH04B1/38H04B10/116
Inventor 熊明亮刘庆文邓浩方稳张清清吴敖洲
Owner TONGJI UNIV
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