Enhance Data and Power Transmission in Free-Space Optical Systems Under Environmental Circumstances
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FSO, LOS, QAM, RF, OFDMAbstract
Free space optics is one of the new technologies that is now being utilized to replace radio frequency wireless communication because of its benefits, including cost, speed, bandwidth, few mistakes, and effective communication. The FSO offers far higher-quality services than the RF communication network. Free space optics is an unlicensed band, which makes it less expensive than technology that is licensed. Communication is affected by atmospheric conditions since the atmospheric channel is employed for transmission. This study tries to maintain communication and send data under normal and turbulent conditions
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