Abstract
A novel adaptive optics (AO) algorithm based on an exponential loop gain is presented with the objective of increasing the efficiency of the stochastic parallel gradient descent (SPGD) algorithm in correcting optical wireless signal distortion, caused by oceanic turbulence in underwater environments. © 2025 IEEE.
Pedro Salcedo-Serrano
Postdoctoral Researcher / External Collaborator
Postdoctoral researcher and external collaborator of WOCLab working on optical wireless communications, underwater optical links, channel modelling and performance analysis.
José María Garrido-Balsells
Professor of Telecommunications Engineering
Professor at the University of Málaga working on wireless optical communications, free-space optical links, underwater optical wireless communications, optical channel modelling and experimental communication systems.
Antonio Puerta-Notario
Emeritus Professor / Senior Researcher
Emeritus Professor at the University of Málaga with a long-standing research activity in signal theory, optical wireless communications, visible light communications, free-space optical links and communication system modelling.
Beatriz del Castillo-Vázquez
Associate Professor of Telecommunications Engineering
Associate Professor at the University of Málaga working on wireless optical communications, free-space optical links, underwater optical wireless communications, optical channel modelling and system-level performance analysis.
Antonio García-Zambrana
Professor of Telecommunications Engineering
Professor at the University of Málaga working on wireless optical communications, free-space optical links, underwater optical wireless communications, visible light communications, and FPGA/RFSoC-based real-time prototyping.