mm-Wave Hybrid Photonic Wireless Links for Ultra-High Speed Wireless Transmissions

Simon Rommel; Juan José Vegas Olmos; Idelfonso  Tafur Monroy

mm-Wave Hybrid Photonic Wireless Links for Ultra-High Speed Wireless Transmissions

Simon Rommel, Juan José Vegas Olmos, Idelfonso Tafur Monroy

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Abstract

Hybrid photonic-wireless transmission schemes in the mm-wave frequency range are promising candidates to enable the multi-gigabit per second data communications required from wireless and mobile networks of the 5th and future generations. Large FCC spectrum allocations for wireless transmission at 71–76GHz and 81–86GHz allow high-bandwidth, long and medium distance point-to-point links.
Photonic integration may pave the way to practical applicability of such hybrid links by reduction in complexity, size and – most important – cost.

Original language	English
Publication date	2016
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Big Data Photonics Workshop 2016 - Carnesale Commons (3rd floor), UCLA, Los Angeles, United States Duration: 25 Mar 2016 → 25 Mar 2016

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Conference	Big Data Photonics Workshop 2016
Location	Carnesale Commons (3rd floor), UCLA
Country/Territory	United States
City	Los Angeles
Period	25/03/2016 → 25/03/2016

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Presented at the 2016 Danish-Californian Photonics Workshop "Big Data Photonics" 2016 on March 25th 2015 at UCLA, Los Angeles, California - http://www.bigdataphotonics.com/index.html

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mm-Wave Hybrid Photonic Wireless Links for Ultra-High Speed Wireless Transmissions

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