Research and Application of Visible Light Communication Technology
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Visible Light Communications; LEDs; mobile communication; wireless communication.Abstract
In recent years, the rapid growth of mobile devices and wireless services has created a significant demand for RF-based technologies. Among the various emerging wireless communication forms, Visible Light Communications (VLC) stands out as a potentially transformative technology that not only complements RF communications but also introduces innovative possibilities for mobile wireless device applications. VLC utilizes visible light for communication, offering high-speed data transmission, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced communication security and privacy. This article thoroughly explores VLC, discussing its core concepts, fundamental principles, and essential technologies that define this rapidly developing field. By providing insights into the intricacies of VLC, readers can gain a better understanding of its mechanisms and capabilities. The exploration also extends to elucidating the diverse application scenarios where VLC can be effectively applied, showcasing its versatility and potential impact on various sectors. This comprehensive survey not only presents the current state of VLC but also predicts future development trends, providing a forward-looking perspective on the evolution of this technology. As the demand for efficient and secure wireless communications continues to rise, VLC emerges as a promising frontier, poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of communication technologies in the years to come.
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