High speed wireless IR-LANs using spatial addressing

Street, AM; Samaras, K; OBrien, DC; Edwards, DJ; IEEE

Abstract:

Currently, there is considerable interest in infrared as an alternative medium to radio for indoor wireless communications, particularly for computer networking applications. This paper describes a novel IR-LAN link topology that employs an optical spatial-angular mapping technique which minimizes link losses and facilitates high link rates, whilst maintaining a useful coverage area. Blocking probability effects and overall system performance are examined in terms of aggregate transmission rates.

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Street, A. M., Samaras, K., OBrien, D. C., Edwards, D. J., & IEEE. (1997). High speed wireless IR-LANs using spatial addressing. 3, 969–973.

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Street, A. M., et al. High Speed Wireless IR-LANs Using Spatial Addressing. IEEE, 1997, pp. 969–73.

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Street, AM, K Samaras, DC OBrien, DJ Edwards, and IEEE. 1997. “High Speed Wireless IR-LANs Using Spatial Addressing.” In , 3:969–73. IEEE.
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