CONSTRUCTION & WORKING OF LI-FI
ж Li-Fi is implemented using white LED light bulbs at downlink transmitter.
ж By fast variations of the current, optical output can be made to vary at extremely
high speeds.
ж An overhead lamp fitted with an LED with signal processing technology streams
data embedded in its beam at ultra high speeds to the photodiodes.
ж A receiver dongle then converts the tiny changes in amplitude into an electrical
signal, which is then converted back into a data stream & transmitted to a
computer or mobile device.
 In vehicles and traffic lights,reducing traffic accidents
and traffic congestion
Availability Efficiency Harmless
High
Security
Ease of
use
Fast Data
Transfer
Low Cost
What will be the effect of interferences from external light sources like sun light &
normal bulbs?
What about the limited bandwidth of the existing copper cables used for electrical
connections?
Where do the connections uplink, how serious are the modifications needed to the
power grid?
How will other devices react if you inject a high frequency into mains?
Initial setup cost.
Presence of light is essential.
There should be line of sight.
 YES THIS ALREADY PROVEN.
 HARALD HAAS DEMONSTRATED HIS INVENTION
USING AN ORDINARY TABLE LAMP THAT
SUCCESSFULLY TRANSMITTED DATA AT SPEEDS
EXCEEDING 10Mbps USING LIGHT WAVES FORM
LED LIGHT BULBS TO A COMPUTER LOCATED
BELOW THE LAMP.TO PROVE THAT THE LIGHT WAS
THE SOURCE OF THE DATA STREAM HE
PERIODICALLY BLOCKED THE BEAM OF LIGHT ,
CAUSING THE CONNECTION TO DROP.
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    ж Li-Fi isimplemented using white LED light bulbs at downlink transmitter. ж By fast variations of the current, optical output can be made to vary at extremely high speeds. ж An overhead lamp fitted with an LED with signal processing technology streams data embedded in its beam at ultra high speeds to the photodiodes. ж A receiver dongle then converts the tiny changes in amplitude into an electrical signal, which is then converted back into a data stream & transmitted to a computer or mobile device.
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     In vehiclesand traffic lights,reducing traffic accidents and traffic congestion
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    Availability Efficiency Harmless High Security Easeof use Fast Data Transfer Low Cost
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    What will bethe effect of interferences from external light sources like sun light & normal bulbs? What about the limited bandwidth of the existing copper cables used for electrical connections? Where do the connections uplink, how serious are the modifications needed to the power grid? How will other devices react if you inject a high frequency into mains? Initial setup cost. Presence of light is essential. There should be line of sight.
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     YES THISALREADY PROVEN.  HARALD HAAS DEMONSTRATED HIS INVENTION USING AN ORDINARY TABLE LAMP THAT SUCCESSFULLY TRANSMITTED DATA AT SPEEDS EXCEEDING 10Mbps USING LIGHT WAVES FORM LED LIGHT BULBS TO A COMPUTER LOCATED BELOW THE LAMP.TO PROVE THAT THE LIGHT WAS THE SOURCE OF THE DATA STREAM HE PERIODICALLY BLOCKED THE BEAM OF LIGHT , CAUSING THE CONNECTION TO DROP.