M.R. Sherif, I. Habib, et al.
WCNC 1999
Wireless radio technologies have matured over a much longer time compared to wireless infrared technologies. However, as a result of their low complexity and cost, infrared technologies provide very attractive and cost-efficient wireless solutions at bit rates up to several tens of Mbps. A model for the spatial variation of infrared channels is presented, and is used to show that angle diversity can result in significant gain in link power efficiency. By using a holographic diffuser for shaping the transmitter radiation pattern, the path loss of a nondirected optical link can be reduced.
M.R. Sherif, I. Habib, et al.
WCNC 1999
M. Naghshineh, R. Guerin
INFOCOM 1993
M. Naghshineh, Anthony S. Acampora
INFOCOM 1995
M. Naghshineh, Anthony S. Acampora
ICUPC 1994