Audio Transmission through Free Space Optics using Visible Light
Keywords:
Visible Light Communication, LASER, Audio Broadcasting System, Attractive Alternative CommunicationAbstract
With FSO communication, maximum data transfer rates up to 2.5 Gbps is possible, unlike the maximum data transfer rates of 622Mbps offered by RF communication systems. Using air as a medium FSO technology can transmit voice, video and data. Transmission using FSO technology is relatively simple. In this paper, we propose a prototype of audio transmission system using inexpensive commercially available LASER. Experimental result shows that high quality audio can be transmitted with maximum distance of 6 m. Careful considerations can make it an attractive alternative to introduce in the market for applications like communication among buildings within a large campus and other indoor and short distance outdoor places without the complexities of cables.
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