Enhancement of VLC to Sushisen Algorithms Using BER Performance of the FSK Communication Network

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Enhancement of VLC to Sushisen Algorithms Using BER Performance of the FSK Communication Network

Author : P. Senthil
Volume 7 No.1 January-June 2018 pp 42-46

Abstract

In this article, wide menstruates a visible light verbal exchange (VLC) system upon eight meters fair space transmission based concerning a commercial LED yet a grantee between coalitions with an audio interface on a clever phone. The signal is in FSK modulation format. The profitable empirical accomplishment validates the probability regarding the proposed rule between future wi-fi communication networks.

Keywords

VLC, Smartphone communication, FSK, wireless communication

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