Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems

M. S.M. Gismalla; M. F.L. Abdullah; Mustafa Sami; Nor Shahida M. Shah; Bhagwan Das; Abdullah Ali Qasim

doi:10.1109/ICISCT49550.2020.9079939

Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems

M. S.M. Gismalla, M. F.L. Abdullah, Mustafa Sami, Nor Shahida M. Shah, Bhagwan Das, Abdullah Ali Qasim

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Abstract

Due to the capacity crunch, intersymbol interference (ISI) and other constraints in radio frequency (RF), VLC has been considered as a promising technology to mitigate these problems, it has a free license, wide bandwidth, low power consumption as well as immunity to ISI. This paper aims to reduce RMSD spread and evaluate its performance at different SAAHP. In this paper, four topologies of optical attocells deployment in an indoor VLC system are investigated, which included four, five, nine and sixteen optical attocells in the typical room. The effect of different topologies on the horizontal illuminance and RMSD spread are studied and compared. The result shows that the minimum average RMSD spread of 0.0053 and 0.1375 ns is achieved at SAAHP10° and 70° respectively by our proposed five optical attocells. Also, an acceptable illumination level is obtained which is satisfied the illumination requirements.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
ISBN (Electronic)	9781728168999
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/ICISCT49550.2020.9079939
State	Published - Feb 2020
Externally published	Yes
Event	2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology, ICISCT 2020 - Karachi, Pakistan Duration: 8 Feb 2020 → 9 Feb 2020

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Name	ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology

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Conference	2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology, ICISCT 2020
Country/Territory	Pakistan
City	Karachi
Period	8/02/20 → 9/02/20

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Keywords

Illumination
Optical attocells (OAs)
Root Mean Square Delay (RMSD)
Visible light communication (VLC)

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Computer Networks and Communications
Hardware and Architecture
Information Systems
Information Systems and Management

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Gismalla, M. S. M., Abdullah, M. F. L., Sami, M., Shah, N. S. M., Das, B., & Qasim, A. A. (2020). Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems. In ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology Article 9079939 (ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1109/ICISCT49550.2020.9079939

Gismalla, M. S.M. ; Abdullah, M. F.L. ; Sami, Mustafa et al. / Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems. ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2020. (ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology).

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Gismalla, MSM, Abdullah, MFL, Sami, M, Shah, NSM, Das, B & Qasim, AA 2020, Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems. in ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology., 9079939, ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology, ICISCT 2020, Karachi, Pakistan, 8/02/20. https://doi.org/10.1109/ICISCT49550.2020.9079939

Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems. / Gismalla, M. S.M.; Abdullah, M. F.L.; Sami, Mustafa et al.
ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2020. 9079939 (ICISCT 2020 - 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Communication Technology).

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Effect of Optical Attocells Deployment on the RMSD Spread in Indoor Visible Light Communication Systems

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