Underwater Visible Light Communication Systems

Rachna Sharma

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English

Mohammed Abdul Sattar
18 January 2024

Electronics engineering; Communications engineering & telecommunications; Mobile phone technology; WAP (wireless) technology

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Underwater wireless communication system designers have been confronted with an ever-increasing need for high-capacity and high-data-rate wireless applications for real-time image and video transmission. Acoustic wireless communication (AWC) has been preferred inside the water over a long-range communication (a few kms). However, due to having a drawback of low data rate (upto kbps) in AWC, the visible light communication (VLC) is growing attention as an attractive alternative to AWC, as VLC supports high data rate. Diﬀerent sorts of light transmissions, such as horizontal, vertical, and slant, are possible. When visible light travels through an underwater channel, it encounters a variety of negative factors due to the interaction of the light wave with underwater constituents. Path loss and turbulence are two of the most critical factors that cause severe fading. Path loss quantiﬁes the amount of power a signal loses as it travels through a communication channel. Underwater turbulence occurs due to the change in refractive index of the water, thereby causing random ﬂuctuations in the received signal strength. This phenomenon is referred as turbulence-induced fading. The main cause of change in refractive index is variation of temperature, eddy particles and pressure inside water. Since surface of the sea is directly imposed with sun rays and due to which the temperature of the surface water is higher as compared to the temperature of deeper dark water.

Visible Light Communication refers to optical wireless communication systems that operate in the visible band (390 - 750 nm). LEDs or lasers are used in VLC systems because they can be pulsed at very high speeds without aﬀecting the lighting output or the human eye. The use of LEDs is a sustainable and energy- eﬃcient strategy for both illumination and communication. The properties of sea water are transparent to blue and green light (450 nm to 530 nm) and exhibit low attenuation. Underwater VLC is able to provide data rate up to Gbps in a real-time environment.

In the Underwater VLC system, spatial diversity has proven to be an eﬀective and widely used technique to alleviate the eﬀects of fading and improve the performance of communication systems. In spatial diversity, several parallel communication links are formed between transmitter and receiver by employing multiple transmit and/or receive branches (MIMO systems).

By: Rachna Sharma
Imprint: Mohammed Abdul Sattar
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 6mm
Weight: 290g
ISBN: 9798224476619
Pages: 118
Publication Date: 18 January 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active