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Performance analysis of hybrid FSO systems using FSO/RF-FSO link adaptation

Bag et al., 2018

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10651995402673767223
Author
Bag B
Das A
Ansari I
Prokeš A
Bose C
Chandra A
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IEEE Photonics Journal

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Free-space optical (FSO) links are considered as cost-effective, noninvasive alternative to fiber optic cables for 5G cellular backhaul networking. For FSO-based backhaul networks, we propose an additional millimeter-wavelength (MMW) radio-frequency (RF)-FSO link …
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