Demonstrates a novel MISO underwater light communication method, enhancing reliability and performance in noisy conditions.
In this paper, we propose a robust multi-input single-output (MISO) underwater visible light communication (UVLC) system. By integrating NLTCP and NW-Viterbi decoding, the system effectively alleviates nonlinear distortions and stochastic power fluctuations. NLTCP is employed to achieve probabilistic shaping by generating a non-uniformly distributed constellation, which effectively suppresses the occurrence of high-amplitude symbols to mitigate device nonlinearity. To further optimize power allocation, a MISO architecture is utilized to distribute the signal load and reduce the power burden on individual devices. Moreover, the NW-Viterbi decoder incorporates a noise-aware weighting mechanism to optimize the decision metric, thereby enhancing decoding reliability in response to signal-dependent power fluctuations and noise variations in the underwater channel. Experimental results confirm that at an aggregate data rate of 5.8 Gbps, the proposed scheme achieves a significant Q-factor gain of 0.92 dB compared to the traditional PAM4 scheme, alongside a 90.76% enlargement in the effective operating dynamic range. This approach offers a computationally efficient yet effective solution to nonlinearity and power jitter, demonstrating significant potential for practical underwater deployments.
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