Visible light communication / edited by Shlomi Arnon, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Visible light communication (VLC) is an evolving communication technology for short-range applications. Exploiting recent advances in the development of high-power visible-light emitting LEDs, VLC offers an energy-efficient, clean alternative to RF technology, enabling the development of optical wireless communication systems that make use of existing lighting infrastructure. This book sets out the theoretical principles of VLC, and outlines key applications of this cutting-edge technology. Providing insight into modulation techniques, positioning and communication, synchronisation, and industry standards, as well as techniques for improving network performance, it is an invaluable resource for graduate students and researchers in the fields of visible light communication, optical wireless communication, and industrial practitioners in the field of telecommunications. -- Edited summary from book.

Introduction / Shlomi Arnon -- Modulation techniques under lighting constraints / Jae Kyun Kwon and Sang Hyun Lee -- Performance enhancement techniques for indoor VLC systems / Wen-De Zhong and Zixiong Wang -- Light positioning systems (LPS) / Mohsen Kavehrad and Weizhi Zhang -- Visible light positioning and communication / Zhengyuan Xu, Chen Gong and Bo Bai -- The standard of visible light communication / Kang Tae-Gyu -- Synchronization issues in high-speed VLC / Shlomi Arnon -- DMT modulation for VLC / Klaus-Dieter Langer -- Image sensor based visible light communication / Shinichiro Haruyama and Takaya Yamazato.

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