This document provides an overview of free space optical communication (FSO). It begins with an introduction that defines FSO as the transmission of visible and infrared beams through the atmosphere to achieve optical communications. It then discusses the history and existing fiber optic systems. The document outlines the advantages of FSO such as low cost, high security, and rapid deployment. It also discusses challenges like weather effects and limitations in range. Applications mentioned include enterprise connectivity, military/government use, and disaster management. The conclusion states that FSO provides a promising supplemental technology to wireless and fiber optic networks.
Free-space optical communication is an optical communication technology that uses light propagating in free space to wirelessly transmit data for telecommunications or computer networking. It is a technology that can be installed license-free worldwide and can be installed in less than a day. A technology that offers a fast, high ROI. There is no Frequency License Required in it.
Free-space optical communication is an optical communication technology that uses light propagating in free space to wirelessly transmit data for telecommunications or computer networking. It is a technology that can be installed license-free worldwide and can be installed in less than a day. A technology that offers a fast, high ROI. There is no Frequency License Required in it.
Free Space Optics (FSO) communications, also called Free Space Photonics (FSP) or Optical Wireless, refers to the transmission of modulated visible or infrared (IR) beams through the atmosphere to obtain optical communications. Like fiber, Free Space Optics (FSO) uses lasers to transmit data, but instead of enclosing the data stream in a glass fiber, it is transmitted through the air. Free Space Optics (FSO) works on the same basic principle as Infrared television remote controls, wireless keyboards
Free space optics known as (FSO) is very popular now days this is because of increased demand for cheaper, faster and most important affordable internet. So many research scientists have taken the great interest in this field. FSO uses laser for transmitting data at the speed capable of reaching 2.5 Gbps through the air. And its systems use invisible infrared laser light wavelengths in the 780 nm to 1600 nm range. This article explains the FSO security, the transmission characteristics and also its challenges; although Free Space Optic systems can be a better solution for the needs of some broadband networking, there are limitations of bad climatic conditions that influence its performance such as fog, snow and too much rain can shut down the network. The performance of FSO is measured by Bit Error Rates (BER).
Free Space Optics (FSO) communications, also called Free Space Photonics (FSP) or Optical Wireless, refers to the transmission of modulated visible or infrared (IR) beams through the atmosphere to obtain optical communications. Like fiber, Free Space Optics (FSO) uses lasers to transmit data, but instead of enclosing the data stream in a glass fiber, it is transmitted through the air. Free Space Optics (FSO) works on the same basic principle as Infrared television remote controls, wireless keyboards
Free space optics known as (FSO) is very popular now days this is because of increased demand for cheaper, faster and most important affordable internet. So many research scientists have taken the great interest in this field. FSO uses laser for transmitting data at the speed capable of reaching 2.5 Gbps through the air. And its systems use invisible infrared laser light wavelengths in the 780 nm to 1600 nm range. This article explains the FSO security, the transmission characteristics and also its challenges; although Free Space Optic systems can be a better solution for the needs of some broadband networking, there are limitations of bad climatic conditions that influence its performance such as fog, snow and too much rain can shut down the network. The performance of FSO is measured by Bit Error Rates (BER).
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
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INTRODUCTION
Free Space Optical Communication (FSO) :-- The transmission of
visible and IR beams through the atmosphere, to obtain optical
communications.
“Free Space” means air, outer space or vacuum.
Also called “Free Space Photonics(FSP)” or “Optical Wireless ”.
Line of Sight(LOS) propagation.
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INTRODUCTION (CONTD.)
Primarily 2 types :-
1) Using LED transmitter.
Short range communication.
Produces incoherent light.
2) Using LASER transmitter.
Long range communication.
Produces coherent light.
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HISTORY
Ancient Greeks used a coded alphabetic signalling with torches.
In 1880, Alexander Graham Bell invented “photophone”.
Invention of LASERs in 1960s revolutionized Free Space Optics.
The USA, in the early 1980s, started using it in military communications.
Germany & France made significant advancements in satellite
communications.
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EXISTING SYSTEM
Optical fiber communication.
Long, thin strands of very pure glass encircled by plastic casing.
Works under the principle of Total Internal Reflection(TIR).
Costly.
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WHY FREE SPACE OPTICS?
WHY NOT JUST BURY MORE FIBER?
Cost.
Rights of way.
Permits.
Trenching.
Time.
With FSO, especially through the
windows, no permits, no digging and
no fees..!
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WHY FREE SPACE OPTICS?(contd.)
Very narrow and directional beam.
Beams with very narrow diameter.
Very close spacing of links without interference.
No side lobes.
Highly secure.
Efficient use of energy.
Ranges of 20m to about 4kms possible.
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WHY FREE SPACE OPTICS?(contd.)
Deployment behind windows.
Rapid installations without trenching and
permitting.
Direct connection to the end user.
Bypasses the building owner.
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW & WORKING
Uses a directed beam of light radiation b/w transmitter and receiver.
An FSO unit consists of :-
1. Optical Transmitter.
2. Optical Receiver.
3. Transmission Medium.
Uses lens on both transmitter & receiver.
Maximum range is about 4 kms.
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW & WORKING (contd.)
1) Source :- Data to be transmitted.
2) Modulator :- Performs direct modulation of message
signal with the carrier signal.
3) Laser Driver :- A device that delivers constant current
to the laser diode for smooth operation.
4) Laser Diode :- Produces modulated laser beams for transmission.
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW & WORKING (contd.)
5) Atmospheric channel :- Medium through which LASER beam
propagates.
6) Photo Detector :- Converts received light signals into electricity or
voltage.
7) Amplifier :- Amplifies the converted signal for efficient demodulation.
8) Demodulator :- Demodulates the received signal to obtain the
transmitted message.
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW & WORKING (contd.)
9) Destination :- Receiving end of data which have
been transmitted.
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CHALLENGES FACED (contd.)
Obstructions :- Obstructions in the path can hinder transmission.
Fog :- Aerosol consisting of water droplets and ice.
Absorption or scattering of optical signals due to airborne particles.
Can result in complete outage.
Can be alleviated by shortening link distances and adding n/w redundancies.
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CHALLENGES FACED (contd.)
Scintillation :- Heated air rising from Earth or man-made devices
creates temperature variations in the atmosphere.
Results in beam spreading and wandering.
Almost mutually exclusive with fog attenuation.
Results in increased error rates, but not complete outage.
Building sway / Seismic activity :- Movement of building can upset
receiver and transmitter alignment.
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CHALLENGES FACED (contd.)
Absorption :- Atmospheric absorption results in power attenuation
of the FSO beam.
Scattering :- When the scatterer is smaller than the wavelength, it
is known as Rayleigh scattering. When the scatterer
is of comparable size with the wavelength, it is known
as Mie scattering.
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SECURITY
FSO laser beams cannot be detected with spectrum analyzers
or RF meters.
FSO laser transmissions are optical and travel along a line of
sight path that cannot be intercepted easily.
The laser beams generated by FSO systems are narrow and
invisible, making them harder to find and even harder to
intercept and crack.
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ADVANTAGES
Installation cost is very low when compared to optical fiber
communication.
No licensing required like RF.
Immunity from electromagnetic interference.
Deployment of FSO system is quicker and easier.
Data is highly secured.
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ADVANTAGES (contd.)
No need of trenching and digging land.
High data transmission rate of up to 2.5GB/s.
Unregulated spectrum and hence huge bandwidth available.
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FSO 25
DISADVANTAGES
Transmission rate is weather dependent.
If sun goes directly behind the transmitter, it can intercept
the signal.
Distance is limited.
High launch power can cause eye hazards.
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FSO 26
DISADVANTAGES (contd.)
Transmission rate is affected by environmental factors
like fog, snow, rainfall et cetera.
Atmospheric barriers and physical obstructions can act
as a deterrent.
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FSO 27
APPLICATIONS
Enterprise connectivity.
It is used to communicate between spacecrafts as lower
chance of disturbances of signal.
Military and government applications for secure data
transfer.
Disaster management uses due to the ease in setting up
the network.
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CONCLUSION
For future short range applications, FSO provides a promising and
viable supplemental technology to wireless systems and optical fiber.
FSO provides a low cost, rapidly deployable method of gaining access
to fiber-quality connections.
The growing requirements for efficient and secure communications
has led to an increased interest in FSO communication.
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