Optical Wireless Communication Systems

Exploring the Effect of a Wavy Sea Surface on NLOS-UOWC Systems: A Novel Deterministic Approach
This work presents a novel approach to modeling an underwater optical wireless communications (UOWC) channel based on a deterministic …
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Performance Evaluation of UOWC Systems from an Empirical Channel Model Approach for Air Bubble-Induced Scattering
Underwater optical wireless communication (UOWC) systems provide the potential to establish secure high-data-rate communication links …
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Underwater Optical Wireless Channel Capacity Under Oceanic Turbulence Using Spatial Diversity Techniques
Conventional spatial diversity techniques do not reduce the severe impact of the main impairments in underwater optical wireless …
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Ergodic capacity analysis of underwater FSO systems over scattering-induced fading channels in the presence of Weibull oceanic turbulence
Scattering is considered as the main degrading factor in underwater optical wireless communication (UOWC) systems, especially in turbid …
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On the scattering-induced fading for optical wireless links through seawater: Statistical characterization and its applications
Recent research has shown that an accurate underwater channel characterization is necessary for underwater optical wireless …
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Asymptotic error-rate analysis of FSO links using transmit laser selection over gamma-gamma atmospheric turbulence channels with pointing errors
Since free-space optical (FSO) systems are usually installed on high buildings and building sway may cause vibrations in the …
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Asymptotic error-rate analysis of FSO links using transmit laser selection over gamma-gamma atmospheric turbulence channels with pointing errors