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April 1, 1993IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications869 citations

Simulation of multipath impulse response for indoor wireless optical channels

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JBJohn R. BarryJKJoseph M. KahnWKWilliam J. Krause

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A recursive method for evaluating the impulse response of an indoor free-space optical channel with Lambertian reflectors is presented. The method, which accounts for multiple reflections of any order, enables accurate analysis of the effects of multipath dispersion on high-speed indoor optical communication systems. A simple algorithm for computer implementation of the technique and computer simulation results for both line-of-sight and diffuse transmitter configurations are also presented. In both cases, it is shown that reflections of multiple order are a significant source of intersymbol interference. Experimental measurements of optical multipath, which help verify the accuracy of the simulations, are discussed.>

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a216fe65c0c8498e2580468https://doi.org/10.1109/49.219552
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