DEVELOPMENT OF FREE SPACE OPTICAL COMMUNICATION DEVICE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/02BE09MilivojevicKeywords:
Free space optics, embedded software, PCB projektovanje, telecomunicationsAbstract
This paper describes the process of developing a free space optics device. With the help of a collimated light beam, two devices transmit data wirelessly at a distance of up to 150 m and speed of 10 Gbps. Detailed development of hardware and software, as well as all the research that enabled the realization of such a device is described in the paper.
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2019-02-28
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Electrotechnical and Computer Engineering
