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Using Spatial Light Modulators in MIMO Visible Light Communication Receivers to Dynamically Control the Optical Channel

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Jimmy C. Chau,

Cristian Morales,

Thomas D.C. LittleAuthors Info & Claims

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We propose a new MIMO visible light communication (VLC) receiver architecture that can dynamically adjust the optical channel by using a spatial light modulator (SLM). This capability enables the VLC receiver to track moving transmitters to support mobility. We also present operating procedures and control algorithms for this SLM VLC receiver to measure the gain from each transmitter, to configure the SLM, and to track the transmitters as they move relative to the receiver. Through the design of a two-photodetector prototype and simplified models for imaging systems, we demonstrate that the SLM VLC receiver can outperform similar traditional imaging VLC receivers that do not use an SLM, even if the traditional VLC receiver is equipped with more photodetectors.

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EWSN '16: Proceedings of the 2016 International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks

February 2016

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ISBN:9780994988607

General Chair:
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TU Graz, Austria
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Koen Langendoen
TU Delft, The Netherlands
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Thiemo Voigt
Uppsala University and SICS Swedish ICT, Sweden

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