Design and Analysis of High-Speed FSO for Supporting Fifth Generation under various weather scenarios

Authors

  • Mays Kifah Faeq Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Alaan Ghazi Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Mohammed U.Zaenal Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Lana Omar Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Ranjdr M. Rafeeq Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Ibrahim Jasim Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Mohammad Sarwar Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq
  • Ahmed Ghazi Computer Technical Engineering, Al-Qalam university College, Iraq

Keywords:

MDM, FSO, different weather conditions

Abstract

5G is expected to change the mobile communications environment by boosting data throughput, improving energy efficiency, expanding coverage, and lowering latency. FSO is a high-capacity, efficient, and scalable 5G architecture for transmitting radio signals via optical communication, taking use of the massive bandwidth available. In this research design MDM over FSO in various weather scenarios. This paper investigated the performance of BER and Q-Factor over different distances of over FSO in various weather scenarios based MDM. This study has transmitted 30 Gbit/s based on three channels. Furthermore, the results demonstrated that 3x 10 Gbit/s MDM-FSO system (various weather scenarios) in an optical wireless communication system, it is useful at improving data quality

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Published

2022-05-30

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Vol. 8 (2022): TJET

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Design and Analysis of High-Speed FSO for Supporting Fifth Generation under various weather scenarios. (2022). Texas Journal of Engineering and Technology, 8, 133-139. https://mail.zienjournals.com/index.php/tjet/article/view/1786