2. Introduction
What is WiFi ?
What is LiFi ?
Comparison
Primary challenges of present wireless
communication.
Why LiFi and WiFi together ?
Challenges on incorporating LiFi and WiFi
Linking UDs to network
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3. Supporting UDs mobility
LiFi Transceivers
Performance of indoor and outdoor links
Comparison of three systems
Applications
Future Scope
Conclusion
Reference
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4. Increasing demand of network.
Increasing Wireless HetNets.
Independent existence of VLC and WiFi.
What if they coexist?????
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5. WiFi is a technology that allows electronic
devices to connect to a wireless LAN.
WiFi is less secure than wired connections.
Its demerits include Interference, limited
range and high power consumption
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6. Li-Fi is a Visible Light Communications
system running wireless communications
travelling at very high speeds.
LED bulb that varies its intensity faster than a
human eye can follow.
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7. WiFi LiFi
Speed is about
54Mb/s.
Use radio waves as
carrier.
Less secure.
LOS is not required.
Speed is greater than
1Gb/s.
Use visible light
communication.
Highly secure.
LOS is highly required.
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10. 80% mobile users are indoor users
LiFi enabled indoor lights modeled as optical-SCs.
Today LiFi enables ONLY downlink. Uplink is still a challenge .
Provides High-speed traffic offloading and security enhancement.
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12. How user devices are attached to the n/w?
How mobility of the device is supported?
How multiple users are accommodated?
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13. More than one luminaire at a sight.
CSI : Channel State Information
It is advantage whenever high through-put is
required.
Three possible scenarios:
1. Single user provided with single luminaire.
2. Single user provided with multiple luminaires.
3. Multiple users provided with multiple luminaires.
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14. Maintaining connectivity for the mobile users
is the primary challenge.
Handover mechanism the traffic from a UD is
rerouted from O-SCs to RF-SCs and vice
versa.
Other mechanism: OFDMA
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15. In todays world there are LiFi receivers but
not transmitters.
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17. Si PIN photodiode to provide high speed.
Plano-convex 1”lens are used to concentrate
the beam and enlarge the receiving area.
BBU is used to convert Ethernet packets into
DC-biased OFDM signals.
Channel quality and illumination level are the
factors that affects the data rate.
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20. 1. Only WiFi is used to connect to internet.
2. Hybrid system – WiFi is used to connect the
downlink and uplink along with LiFi as
downlink.
3. Aggregate system – user is connected via
both LiFi and WiFi system.
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24. Health sector: Since WiFi alone is not safe to
be used in hospitals.
Internet anywhere: street lamps, light of
vehicles can be used to access internet
anywhere in footpaths, roads, malls,
anywhere where light source is available.
IoT : Internet of things.
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25. Further evolution of LiFi and WiFi to higher
data rates.
Coexistence and further evolution of
CSMA/CA and OFDMA.
Physical layer techniques to enhance the user
mobility.
Improvement and development of the
existing optical front ends.
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26. Coexistence between LiFi and WiFi is a new
promising research area.
Improved techniques to enable high speed
offloading.
Both technologies together gives triple
throughput for individual users.
There is a great deal of research opportunity for
LiFi+WiFi network.
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