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5 March 2021 Indoor radio-over-fiber system based on graded-index plastic optical fiber for broadband wireless communication
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Ultra-high-definition applications will be one of the main drivers for emerging 5G communications. 5G supports higher data rate utilizing higher frequency bands than those in existing cellular systems. However, higher-frequency radio waves have higher directionalities, resulting in decreased indoor coverage. Therefore, radio-over-fiber (RoF) systems are needed for indoor distribution of wireless signals. Recently, we developed a graded-index plastic optical fiber (GI POF) that enables higher-quality RoF transmission than conventional multimode fibers for short-distance links (<100 m). The GI POF can reduce noise and distortion in RoF transmission through its strong mode coupling. Here, we demonstrate that the GI POF significantly increases fiber-misalignment tolerance in RoF transmission. The GI POF will realize do-it-yourself optical fiber connections for indoor applications.
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Kenta Muramoto, Azusa Inoue, and Yasuhiro Koike "Indoor radio-over-fiber system based on graded-index plastic optical fiber for broadband wireless communication", Proc. SPIE 11709, Ultra-High-Definition Imaging Systems IV, 117090M (5 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2576469
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KEYWORDS
Radio over Fiber

Telecommunications

Polymer optical fibers

Wireless communications

Phase only filters

Distortion

Fiber lasers

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