PRESENTED BY-
CHANDANI
AMANDEEP KAUR
RAJAN KUMAR MISHRA
FREE SPACE OPTICS
COMMUNICATION
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 High Bandwidth
 High Bit Rate
 Low SNR
 Power efficient
 Provide Data Security.
 Low cost
 Easy to install and maintain.
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Why Free Space Optics?
How FSO Works
1 Network traffic
converted into
pulses of
invisible light
representing 1’s
and 0’s
2 Transmitter projects the
carefully aimed light pulses
into the air
5 Reverse direction data
transported the same way.
• Full duplex
3 A receiver at the other end of
the link collects the light using
lenses and/or mirrors
4 Received signal
converted back into
fiber or copper and
connected to the
network
Anything that can be done in fiber
can be done with FSO 9
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750 nm 1550 nm
Channel model
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Free Space Optic Link
Equation:
Here
Preceived = Received Power
Ptransmit = Tranmitted Power
Areceiver = Area of the Receiver
Div = Divergence of the beam (in rad)
Range = Link length
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LAST MILE BOTTLENECKS
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 ABSORPTION
 SCATTERING
 FOG
 SCINTILLATION
 SOLAR INTERFERENCE
 DISPERSION
 BUILDING MOTION
 SAFETY
 PHYSICAL OBSTRUCTRIONS
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Challenges
Environmental factors
Sunlight
Building
Motion
Alignment
Window
Attenuation
Fog
Each of these factors can “attenuate” (reduce) the signal. However,
there are ways to mitigate each environmental factor.
Scintillation
Range
Obstructions
Low Clouds
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Manufacturers/ Players in the Field of FSO:
 LightPointe: A San Diego based company which
received contributions from Cisco Systems and
Corning to the tune of $33 million. It has raised a total
of $51.5 million.
 AirFiber: Another San Diego based company which
has received contributions from Nortel Networks to
the tune of $50 million. It has raised a total of $92.5
million.
 Terabeam: A Kirkland,WA based company has
received funding from Luscent technologies to the
tune of $450 million and has raised $585 million to
date.
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Free space optics communication

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    PRESENTED BY- CHANDANI AMANDEEP KAUR RAJANKUMAR MISHRA FREE SPACE OPTICS COMMUNICATION
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     High Bandwidth High Bit Rate  Low SNR  Power efficient  Provide Data Security.  Low cost  Easy to install and maintain. 4
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    Why Free SpaceOptics? How FSO Works 1 Network traffic converted into pulses of invisible light representing 1’s and 0’s 2 Transmitter projects the carefully aimed light pulses into the air 5 Reverse direction data transported the same way. • Full duplex 3 A receiver at the other end of the link collects the light using lenses and/or mirrors 4 Received signal converted back into fiber or copper and connected to the network Anything that can be done in fiber can be done with FSO 9
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    12 750 nm 1550nm Channel model
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    Free Space OpticLink Equation: Here Preceived = Received Power Ptransmit = Tranmitted Power Areceiver = Area of the Receiver Div = Divergence of the beam (in rad) Range = Link length 15
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     ABSORPTION  SCATTERING FOG  SCINTILLATION  SOLAR INTERFERENCE  DISPERSION  BUILDING MOTION  SAFETY  PHYSICAL OBSTRUCTRIONS 18
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    Challenges Environmental factors Sunlight Building Motion Alignment Window Attenuation Fog Each ofthese factors can “attenuate” (reduce) the signal. However, there are ways to mitigate each environmental factor. Scintillation Range Obstructions Low Clouds
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    Manufacturers/ Players inthe Field of FSO:  LightPointe: A San Diego based company which received contributions from Cisco Systems and Corning to the tune of $33 million. It has raised a total of $51.5 million.  AirFiber: Another San Diego based company which has received contributions from Nortel Networks to the tune of $50 million. It has raised a total of $92.5 million.  Terabeam: A Kirkland,WA based company has received funding from Luscent technologies to the tune of $450 million and has raised $585 million to date. 23
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