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Simultaneous Transmission of 5G MMW and Sub-THz Signals Through a Fiber-FSO-5G NR Converged System
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DOI:10.1109/JLT.2021.3139620.png)
Abstract
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Simultaneous transmission of fifth-generation (5G) millimeter-wave (MMW) and sub-THz signals through a fiber-free-space optical (FSO)-5G new radio (NR) converged system is successfully achieved. It is an inventive demonstration that utilizes a cross medium of optical fiber, optical wireless, and RF wireless to enhance the aggregate transmission rate to 60 Gb/s. We transmitted 20 Gb/s in the 50-GHz MMW, 100-GHz sub-THz, and 150-GHz sub-THz bands at the same time through the seamless fiber-FSO-5G NR convergence, comprising 20-km single-mode fiber (SMF), 500-m optical wireless, and 2-m (50-GHz MMW)/1-m (100-GHz sub-THz)/0.5-m (150-GHz sub-THz) 5G wireless transmissions. Sufficiently low bit error rate (< forward error correction criterion of 3.8x10(-3)) and error vector magnitude (
Keywords:
5G mobile communication
Optical fibers
OFDM
Optical attenuators
Optical fiber communication
Wireless communication
Optical transmitters
5G millimeter-wave (MMW)
5G new radio (NR)
5G sub-THz
fiber-FSO-5G NR convergence
free-space optical (FSO)
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