A Hybrid Communication Method Based on Visible Light Energy Harvesting and Radio Frequency Backscattering
A backscattering and energy harvesting technology, applied in wireless communication, short-distance systems, power management, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient radio frequency spectrum resources, restrictions on the development of wireless data communication technology, and limited bandwidth
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[0091] The symbols are defined as follows: R M is the size of the room radius, R S is the radius of the lighting equipment coverage, H is the height of the indoor ceiling, is the distance between the outdoor macro base station and the indoor user, is the distance between the indoor user and the outdoor target user, λ u is the distribution density of indoor users, λ v is the distribution density of indoor lighting equipment, P M is the transmit power of the outdoor macro base station, P U is the transmission power for indoor users to transmit information to outdoor target users, the energy conversion efficiency ρ and η are both set to 0.5, the path loss coefficient α is set to 3, the noise power α is set to 1e-10, and the SINR threshold is set to 1e-2.
[0092] The present invention provides a hybrid communication method based on visible light energy collection and radio frequency backscattering, which uses lighting equipment to transmit visible light energy to users cov...
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