Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
463459 Optical Fiber Technology 2012 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

In this paper, we propose and experimentally demonstrate a simple, cost-effective hybrid gigabit fiber-wireless system for in-building wireless access. Simplicity and cost-effectiveness are achieved in all parts of the system by utilizing direct laser modulation, optical frequency up-conversion, combined single mode/multimode fiber transmission and envelope detection. Error-free transmission of 2-Gbps data in 60-GHz band over a composite channel including 10-km standard single-mode fiber (SSMF)/1-km multimode fiber (MMF) and 6.5-m air transmission was successfully achieved.

► Very simple structures for both transmitter and receiver of a high-speed hybrid optical-wireless link at 60 GHz: less high-speed electrical components required. ► Utilization of MMF for MMW signal transmission reduces cost of system. ► Error free transmission of gigabit data at 60-GHz band.

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