WO2018218697A1 - 一种可见光通信收发器与可见光通信系统 - Google Patents
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- Photodetectors convert optical signals into electrical signals and are an important part of visible light communication.
- the existing photodetectors mainly include photodiodes (PDs), Avalanche Photodiodes (APDs), Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), and Photomultiplier Tubes (PMTs).
- PD photodiodes
- APD Avalanche Photodiodes
- LEDs Light Emitting Diodes
- PMTs Photomultiplier Tubes
- PD, APD and PMT are all widely received in the visible light band. If the optical signal of a specific wavelength is filtered out, a filter of a specific wavelength range needs to be added to receive the optical signal of a specific wavelength.
- LEDs act as photodetectors, which are capable of independently receiving optical signals, have better wavelength selectivity, and most LEDs have the advantage of narrow spectral response, and do not require a specific wavelength range when receiving optical signals of a specific wavelength. Filter.
- the visible light communication transceiver with the LED as the receiving end can realize the bidirectional light receiving signal.
- the present application provides a visible light communication transceiver to achieve simultaneous illumination signals.
- the present application also provides a visible light communication system based on a visible light communication transceiver, A communication system that simultaneously receives illuminating signals.
- the present application also provides a multi-color visible light communication system, which realizes low-cost, low-complexity visible light communication system by using multiple pairs of LED-LED links for optical communication according to different narrow spectral bands between multi-color LEDs. .
- the present application provides a visible light communication transceiver, the visible light communication transceiver includes: an LED light source, a Bias Tee circuit, a driving amplification module, and an adaptive amplification equalization module;
- the LED light source is connected to the RF and DC mixing ports of the Bias Tee circuit, and the driving amplification module is connected in parallel with the adaptive amplification equalization module, and connected in parallel to the RF port of the Bias Tee circuit;
- the driving amplification module is configured to perform digital-to-analog conversion and amplification on the digital modulated signal to obtain a first electrical signal, and send the first electrical signal to the Bias Tee circuit through the radio frequency port;
- the Bias Tee circuit is configured to send the first electrical signal to the LED light source through a radio frequency and a DC port;
- the LED light source is configured to perform electro-optical conversion on the first electrical signal to generate a first optical signal and transmit the same, and perform photoelectric conversion on the received second optical signal to obtain a second electrical signal; wherein the second light
- the signal includes an optical signal sent by the opposite end, or an optical signal sent by the LED light source to excite an optical signal generated by the external material, or an optical signal returned after being reflected; and the response of the LED light source to the second optical signal
- the capability is inversely related to the optical power of the first optical signal;
- the Bias Tee circuit is configured to acquire the second electrical signal from the LED light source, and transmit the second electrical signal to the adaptive amplification equalization module through the radio frequency port;
- the adaptive equalization module is configured to adjust a gain of the second electrical signal according to an optical power of the first optical signal to obtain an electrical signal corresponding to the second optical signal.
- the adaptive amplification equalization module includes: an adaptive gain control circuit and an equalization circuit;
- the gain coefficient of the adaptive gain control circuit is set to Where V is the forward bias voltage and V 0 is a constant;
- the gain coefficient of the adaptive gain control circuit is set to e [ ⁇ V] ;
- the equalization circuit is configured to increase a bandwidth of the second electrical signal.
- the LED light source comprises: any one of a monochromatic LED light source, a micron-level LED light source, an organic LED light source, a quantum dot LED light source, and an array.
- the LED light source can receive an external light signal during normal illumination or display.
- the present application also provides a visible light communication system, the visible light communication system comprising:
- the two visible light communication transceivers communicate via optical signals.
- the color of the LED light source of the two visible light communication transceivers includes: red and orange red.
- the present application also provides a multi-color visible light communication system, the multi-color visible light communication system comprising:
- each pair of said LED-LED links comprising a transmitter and a receiver; each pair of LEDs in said LED-LED link is configured with a preset color pair and, different LED light sources in LED-LED links are different color pairs;
- the transmitter is configured to generate and transmit an optical signal
- the transmitter includes a first processing module, and a first LED light source connected to the first processing module; the first processing module is configured to generate a digital or analog modulated signal, and the digital or Transmitting an analog modulated signal to the first LED light source; the first LED light source for performing electro-optical conversion of the digital or analog modulated signal to obtain an optical signal and transmitting;
- the receiver is configured to receive the optical signal and obtain required information from the optical signal
- the receiver includes a second processing module, and a second LED light source coupled to the second processing module; the second LED light source for receiving the optical signal and the optical signal Performing photoelectric conversion to obtain the digital or analog modulated signal; the second processing module for obtaining desired information from the digital or analog modulated signal.
- the quasi-diagonal channel matrix is formed between the LED-LED links, and the communication mode of the multi-color visible light communication system is full-duplex communication.
- the multi-color visible light communication system comprises two visible light communication systems, each of the visible light communication systems comprising two pairs of LED-LED links;
- the LED light source of the transmitter in a pair of LED-LED links of the two pairs of LED-LED links is configured as a red LED light source
- the LED light source of the receiver is configured as a red LED light source
- the other pair of LED-LED chains The LED light source of the transmitter in the road is configured as a blue LED light source
- the LED light source of the receiver is configured as a green LED light source;
- the communication mode of each of the visible light communication systems is asymmetric full-duplex communication, and specifically includes:
- the blue LED light source is configured as a downlink communication mode
- the red LED light source is configured to time-division multiplex uplink and downlink, and when uplinking, the estimated signal-to-noise ratio of the second processing module is fed back to the first processing module and the antenna is selected for transmission. way of communication.
- the first processing module includes:
- a low-order modulation sub-module configured to modulate a baseband signal according to a low-order modulation order when the average optical power of the LED-LED link is a low average optical power, to obtain the digital or analog modulated signal
- a high-order modulation sub-module configured to modulate the baseband signal according to a high-order modulation order when the average optical power of the LED-LED link is a high average optical power, to obtain the digital or analog modulated signal.
- the present application includes the following advantages:
- the LED light source performs simultaneous optical signal transmission and reception, which means that the LED light source can also receive external light signals during normal illumination or display; the two physical processes of electro-optical conversion and photoelectric conversion occur on the same material microstructure for the use of visible light communication technology. Location accuracy can be improved when pushing applications based on location.
- the visible light communication transceiver proposed in the embodiment of the present application drives the amplification module and the adaptive amplification equalization module in parallel at the signal input end.
- Driving amplification module for digital-to-analog conversion and amplification of digital modulated signals A first electrical signal is obtained, and the first electrical signal is sent to the LED light source through the Bias Tee circuit, and the LED light source controls the optical power of the first optical signal to be generated according to the first electrical signal.
- the LED light source photoelectrically converts the received second optical signal to obtain a second electrical signal.
- the ability of the LED light source to photoelectrically convert the received second optical signal to obtain the second electrical signal is negatively correlated with the optical power of the first optical signal. Therefore, the control of the optical power of the first optical signal affects the LED light source to the second
- the adaptive amplification equalization module in the visible light communication transceiver of the embodiment of the present application adjusts the gain of the second electrical signal according to the optical power of the first optical signal, so that the visible light communication transceiver obtains the second optical signal. Corresponding electrical signals, in turn, enable the visible light communication transceiver to simultaneously receive the illuminating signal.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a visible light communication transceiver in the present application.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a visible light communication system in the present application.
- FIG. 4(a) is a schematic diagram showing the relationship between the relative optical signal response intensity and the forward bias voltage of the red LED light source in the present application;
- 4(b) is a schematic diagram showing the relationship between the relative optical signal response intensity and the forward bias current of the red LED light source in the present application;
- 5 is a schematic diagram showing the relationship between the two-way reachable rate and the forward working voltage of the red light LED-red LED in the present application in different signal-to-noise ratios;
- Figure 6 is a block diagram of a multi-color visible light communication system in the present application.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a full duplex visible light communication system in the present application.
- Figure 8 is an AC impedance spectrum of the red LED and the green LED as the optical receiver in the present application.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing a relationship between a bit error rate and a communication rate in the present application.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing the relationship between the 3dB bandwidth of the red LED-red LED visible light communication link and the additional series resistance of the receiving end in the present application;
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram of still another multi-color visible light communication system in the present application.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram of a 4 ⁇ 4 multi-color LED MIMO communication system constructed by four pairs of LEDs in the present application;
- Figure 13 (a) is a schematic diagram of the reachable bit rate of the singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution when the interference ratio is 0.1 in the present application;
- Figure 13 (b) is a schematic diagram of the reachable bit rate of the singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution when the interference ratio is 0.3 in the present application;
- Figure 13 (c) is a schematic diagram of the reachable bit rate of the singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution when the interference ratio is 0.7 in the present application;
- Figure 13 (d) is a diagram showing the reachable bit rate of the singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution when the interference ratio is 0.9 in the present application.
- the visible light communication transceiver may include: an LED light source 101, a Bias Tee circuit 102, a driving amplification module 103, and an adaptive amplification equalization module 104.
- the Bias Tee circuit 102 has three ports, which are a DC bias port, a radio frequency port, and a radio frequency and a DC port.
- the LED light source 101 is connected to the radio frequency and DC ports of the Bias Tee circuit 102, and drives the amplification module 103 and
- the adaptive amplification equalization modules 104 are connected in parallel and connected in parallel to the RF port of the Bias Tee circuit 102.
- the working principle of simultaneously receiving the illuminating signal is as follows:
- the quantum well structure in the LED light source has the possibility of simultaneous electro-optical conversion and photoelectric conversion. Therefore, the quantum well structure based on the LED light source can simultaneously perform the functions of electro-optical conversion and photoelectric conversion, and receive the optical signal while the LED light source transmits.
- the optical signal transmitted by the LED light source is referred to as a first optical signal
- the optical signal received by the LED light source is referred to as a second optical signal.
- the first light transmitted by the LED light source is referred to.
- this embodiment proposes that the visible light communication transceiver shown in FIG. 1 drives the amplification module 103 and the adaptive amplification equalization module 104 in parallel at the signal input end.
- the driving amplification module 103 is configured to perform digital-to-analog conversion and amplification on the digital modulation signal.
- the digital-to-analog conversion and the amplified modulation signal are referred to as a first electrical signal, and the first electrical signal is transmitted to the first electrical signal through the Bias Tee circuit 102.
- the LED light source 101 controls the optical power of the first optical signal according to the first electrical signal.
- the LED light source 101 photoelectrically converts the received second optical signal to obtain a second electrical signal. Since the responsiveness of the LED light source 101 to the second optical signal is negatively correlated with the optical power of the transmitted first optical signal, in this embodiment,
- the LED light source 101 in the visible light communication transceiver shown in FIG. 1 is output to the adaptive amplification equalization module 104 through the RF port of the Bias Tee circuit 102 after obtaining the second electrical signal, and the adaptive amplification equalization module 104 is configured according to the first optical signal.
- the optical power adjusts the gain of the second electrical signal to obtain an electrical signal corresponding to the second optical signal, so that the LED light source can accurately receive the second optical signal.
- the drive amplifier module can be implemented by a current feedback type operational amplifier circuit with an external negative feedback resistor.
- the driving amplification module can also be implemented by using other circuit structures. This embodiment does not limit the specific implementation manner of driving the amplification module.
- the equalization circuit in the adaptive amplification equalization module 104 may include a low pass filter circuit for increasing the bandwidth of the second electrical signal.
- the adaptive amplification equalization module 104 can be implemented in various manners, for example, using a triode as a power amplifier component, or using a combination of a buf tube and an operational amplifier for signal amplification and frequency band pre-equalization.
- the specific implementation manner of the adaptive amplification and equalization module 104 provided by this embodiment is only an implementation that can be referred to. In an actual application, other implementation manners may also be adopted. The specific implementation manner is not limited.
- the transmitting the first optical signal and the receiving the second optical signal may occupy different frequency bands, when the same frequency band is used, because the first optical signal is transmitted. It is known that the received second optical signal can be determined using a corresponding interference cancellation algorithm in conjunction with an applicable estimation algorithm.
- a variety of clutter signals appear in the circuit using the op amp, which is caused by the oscillation of the amplifier. It is necessary to adjust the feedback of the circuit to eliminate the influence of parasitic capacitance.
- the LED light source 101 in the visible light communication transceiver shown in FIG. 1 may be configured as any one of a monochrome LED light source, a micron LED light source, an organic LED light source, a quantum dot LED light source, or an array of the above light sources.
- a monochrome LED light source a micron LED light source
- an organic LED light source a quantum dot LED light source
- an array of the above light sources a monochrome LED light source, a micron LED light source, an organic LED light source, a quantum dot LED light source, or an array of the above light sources.
- the monochromatic LED light source may include a white LED light source, a red LED light source, a blue LED light source, a green LED light source, and an orange LED light source.
- the white LED light source is composed of a blue chip and a yellow phosphor, and the blue chip can load the modulation signal; the red chip in the red LED source can load the modulation signal; the blue chip in the blue LED source can load the modulation signal;
- the green LED light source and the orange LED light source have independent optical signal transmitting and receiving circuits.
- the visible light communication transceiver includes a modulation module and a demodulation module, wherein the modulation module is coupled to the driving amplification module 103 for generating a digital modulation signal, and transmitting the digital modulation signal to the driving amplification module; the demodulation module Connected to the adaptive amplification module 104 for demodulating the first electrical signal.
- the visible light communication transceiver can simultaneously receive the illuminating signal. Therefore, according to the circuit design of the visible light communication transceiver of the present embodiment, a large class of light emitting devices such as an LED light source can be used for fabrication simultaneously.
- the visible light communication transceiver that receives the illuminating signal capability can reduce the manufacturing cost of the communication system composed of the visible light communication transceiver.
- the present embodiment provides a visible light communication system, and a schematic structural view of the visible light communication system is shown in FIG. 2 .
- the visible light communication system shown in FIG. 2 is composed of two visible light communication transceivers, and two visible light communication transceivers are respectively distributed at the left and right ends, and the LED light source 201 at the left end may be a red LED light source or an orange red LED light source.
- the light source transmits both the optical signal and the optical signal;
- the first light receiving and receiving module 202 is connected to the LED light source 201, and the transmitting and receiving module has the same circuit structure as the visible light communication transceiver in the first embodiment, and the transmitting and receiving module 202 receives the first a modulation signal generated by a terminal 203, and transmits the received signal to the second terminal 204;
- the LED light source 205 at the right end may be a red LED light source or an orange red LED light source, and the LED light source transmits both the optical signal and the optical signal; and the LED light source 205 is connected to the second transmitting and receiving module 206, and the transmitting and receiving module 206
- the circuit configuration of the visible light communication transceiver in the embodiment is the same, the transmitting and receiving module 206 receives the modulated signal generated by the third terminal 207, and transmits the received signal to the fourth terminal 208.
- the first terminal 203 and the third terminal 207 are both implemented by data generation, serial-to-parallel conversion and modulation. In practical applications, the terminal can be completed by the terminal with the FPGA chip; the second terminal 204 and the fourth terminal 208 The functions of analog-to-digital conversion, synchronization, decision demodulation, and parallel-to-serial conversion are realized, and can be completed by a terminal with an FPGA chip in practical applications.
- the LED-LED link composed of the LED light source 201 and the LED light source 205 performs duplex communication at the same time.
- a red LED-red LED link can be formed by the LED light source 201 and the LED light source 205.
- the frequency response curve of the red LED-red LED link is as shown in FIG. 3, wherein the abscissa is the frequency and the ordinate is the frequency response; while the red chip in the red LED source transmits the optical signal simultaneously
- the response of the received optical signal is as shown in FIG. 4, wherein FIG.
- FIG. 4(a) is a relationship between the relative optical signal response intensity of the red LED light source and the forward bias voltage, wherein the abscissa is forward biased.
- the voltage and ordinate are the relative light signal response intensity.
- Figure 4(b) shows the relationship between the relative optical signal response intensity and the forward bias current of the red LED source.
- the abscissa is the forward bias current.
- the coordinate is the reciprocal of the response strength of the optical signal.
- the high and low level of the LED light source has a great influence on the reachable rate of the visible light communication system, and the specific influence is the OOK of the red LED-red LED link.
- the duplex system is introduced as an example.
- the high level is V H and the low level is V L , then the response of the LED light source at the high level is as shown in the following formula (1), and the response at the low level is as follows (2) shown.
- the gain coefficient is A
- the noise variance is ⁇ 2
- the relationship between the red-light LED-red LED full-duplex link in different signal-to-noise ratio bidirectional reachable speed and forward working voltage is shown in Fig. 5, where the abscissa is positive working.
- the voltage and ordinate are bidirectional reachable rates. It can be seen from Figure 5 that at low SNR, the performance is not ideal due to the suppression of the forward voltage response, but in the case of high SNR. The rate achieves better results and the selection of a suitable high level maximizes the reach rate.
- the LED light source Since the LED light source has a different response at the high level and the low level as the receiving end, it is desirable to increase the probability of the low level by changing the ratio of the high level and the low level. Increase the reachability of the entire OOK communication system. This goal can be achieved by coding to make the zero-proportion imbalance unbalanced.
- the capacity of the binary symmetric channel will be correspondingly reduced, by comparing the reachable rates under different signal-to-noise ratios.
- the signal-to-noise ratio is small, changing the proportion of symbol 1 can increase the maximum reach rate to a certain extent.
- the signal-to-noise ratio is large or the proportion of symbol 1 is small, the performance deteriorates. It can be seen that selecting the appropriate high level maximizes the reachable rate, which decreases as the signal to noise ratio increases.
- the visible light communication system shown in FIG. 2 is only composed of two visible light communication transceivers that simultaneously receive the light-emitting signals. In practical applications, other circuits can be built on the visible light communication system shown in FIG. 2, As long as the illuminating signal can be simultaneously received, the present embodiment does not limit the specific structure of the visible light communication system that can simultaneously receive the illuminating signal.
- the full-duplex LED-LED link simultaneously transmits the optical signal and the received optical signal, and determines the high and low levels of the LED light source when the visible light communication system reaches the maximum reachable rate. In particular, a high level that can maximize the reachable rate is determined.
- the visible light communication system of the LED-LED link reduces the filter and can reduce the optical communication system. Complexity and cost.
- the multi-color visible light communication system may include: a first processing module 601, a first LED light source 602, a first processing module 603, and a first An LED light source 604, a second processing module 605, a second LED light source 606, a second processing module 607, and a second LED light source 608.
- the first processing module 601 is configured to generate a digital or analog modulated signal and transmit the digital or analog modulated signal to the first LED light source 602.
- the first LED light source 602 is configured to photoelectrically convert the digital or analog modulated signal to obtain an optical signal and transmit the optical signal.
- a second LED light source 606 configured to receive an optical signal sent by the first LED light source 602, and photoelectrically convert the received optical signal to obtain an electrical signal, and send the electrical signal to the second Processing module 605.
- the second processing module 605 is configured to obtain required information from the electrical signal.
- the first processing module 603 is configured to generate a digital or analog modulated signal and transmit the digital or analog modulated signal to the first LED light source 604.
- the first LED light source 604 functions the same as the first LED light source 602.
- the second LED light source 608 is configured to receive the optical signal sent by the first LED light source 604, and photoelectrically convert the received optical signal to obtain an electrical signal, and send the electrical signal to the second processing module 607.
- the second processing module 607 is configured to obtain required information from the electrical signal.
- all the first processing modules can be transmitted to the Bias Tee circuit by simple on-off keying modulation (OOK) or orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), and all the second processing modules can pass through one signal processing board and one client.
- OOK on-off keying modulation
- OFDM orthogonal frequency division multiplexing
- the implementation of the first processing module and the second processing module provided by this embodiment is only an implementation manner. In an actual application, the first processing module and the second processing module may be other implementation manners. As long as the functions of the first processing module and the second processing module can be satisfied.
- any LED light source of a certain color has a better response to the optical signal emitted by the LED light source of a specific color.
- a communication system composed of two 3 ⁇ N RGB LED light-emitting diode arrays is taken as an example to determine which color LED light source pairs between red, green and blue colors can achieve better spectral response. effect.
- Each of the 3 x N RGB LED arrays has N LEDs in each color.
- the same color LED is connected in series on the module, and the electrical signals between the LEDs of different colors are independent.
- multicolor LED arrays also exhibit a unique phenomenon that is different from Si detector arrays.
- the RGB LED array signal distortion caused by partial blocking of the optical link depends on the number and color of the LEDs.
- a 3 x 3 RGB LED module is used as a photodetector, it can be thought of as a sort of photodetector array.
- LED arrays exhibit some unique photoresponse phenomena due to their wide bandgap semiconductors.
- the above 3 ⁇ 3 RGB LED module has the following three characteristics when it receives the offset sine wave corresponding wavelength optical signal as a photodetector:
- this RGB LED array can be used for multi-color interference management in visible light communication systems or as a multi-mode detector.
- the 9 LEDs form a 3 ⁇ 3 RGB LED square array with a 30mm lamp spacing, of which three LEDs of the same color are connected in series. Each LED has a lens with a full beam angle of 12°. The lens enables significant channel gain from the LED to LED link.
- the green and blue LEDs have a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) connected in parallel with the InGaN chip, and are flip-chip packaged, and the red LED is packaged on the ceramic plate of the AlInGaP chip.
- TVS transient voltage suppressor
- the two LED modules produce nine possible color pairs because there are red, green or blue LEDs on each side.
- the output signal from the receiver LED is recorded by the oscilloscope.
- Nine groups of experiments were carried out: R-R, R-G, R-B, G-R, G-G, G-B, B-R, B-G, B-B.
- PL photoluminescence
- EL current-injection electroluminescence
- LEDs can detect light that is less than 100 nm below its emission wavelength.
- the structure of the LED is similar to that of a photodiode (PD) which is formed by a PN structure.
- PD photodiode
- Two effects constrain the response wavelength.
- the band gap determines the emission wavelength of the LED and the upper cutoff wavelength as the receiver. Any photon larger than this wavelength does not have enough energy to excite electron-hole pairs.
- short-wavelength light is incident on the LED, it is mainly affected by the absorption of photons by the material. When the wavelength is short, the photon is more easily absorbed by the surface of the PN junction, and the contribution to the photocurrent is small.
- the experiment shows that the red LED can respond to red and green light without ringing. Should be blue light. It is speculated that the red LED is insensitive to blue light from the package structure, in which the cathode of the red LED is above, and most of the injected blue light is absorbed by n-GaP and cannot effectively excite the electron-hole pairs of the light-emitting layer. Compared to the response of the red LED to the red LED, the red LED responds much less to the green light emitted by the green LED, with an order of magnitude difference. When a green LED is used as the receiver, it does not respond to red light. In addition, unlike red LEDs, green LEDs do not respond to themselves, but have a strong response to blue light from blue LEDs.
- blue LEDs can be considered good visible narrow-spectrum blue-light receivers because blue LEDs only respond to blue light. However, its response to blue light is not as good as that of green LEDs.
- the filter is selected as follows (central wavelength / full width at half maximum, in nm): 525/50, 582/75, 630/38, red LED; 435/40, 475/50, 525/50 green LED; 435/40 , 475/50 blue LED.
- the white LED is driven by a constant voltage, and the response of the receiving LED is obtained by the oscilloscope measuring the voltage.
- the response of each LED to the filter is divided by the optical power through the filter. Further normalization (measurement of the LED to the overall white spectral response) is obtained by comparison with the response when there is no filter, and the relative response rate is obtained.
- the relative response rate without the filter is defined as 1.
- the relative response of the LED is greater than 1, it means that the contribution in the corresponding wavelength range is greater than the average contribution of the entire spectrum.
- the response spectrum segments of the RGB LEDs as shown in Table 1, Table 2, and Table 3 can be obtained, wherein Table 1 is the response spectrum segment of the red LED light source, Table 2 is the response spectrum segment of the green LED light source, and Table 3 is blue. The response spectrum of the LED source.
- the red LED has a strong response under the 582/75 nm and 630/38 nm filters, while the blue and green LED pairs 435/40nm and 475/50nm have strong response.
- the photoelectric response wavelength of a blue LED is usually shorter than that of a green LED. It may not be optimal to use the same color LED as the transmitter and receiver because its photo-emission and photo-response spectra typically do not match. However, the red LED is an exception, and its emission and response spectrum mismatch is small.
- a suitable color pair can be found for the transmitter receiver pair, such as a blue light emitting diode, detected with a green light emitting diode.
- the eight color LED light sources are used as the receiving end and the transmitting end, respectively, and the response voltage between the eight receiving ends and the eight kinds of transmitting ends shown in Table 5 below is obtained.
- LED Light-emitting diode
- Color Response spectrum segment Royal Blue 435/40 Blue 435/40 Blue-green (Cyan) 435/40, 475/50 Green 435/40, 475/50 Amber 582/75 Orange-red (Red-orange) 582/72,630/38 Red 630/38, 582/75 Deep Red 630/38,582/75,678/67
- the first LED light source 602 and the second LED light source 606, the first LED light source 604, and the second LED light source 608 are selected from any of the eight pairs of colors to satisfy Table 5.
- the matrix element is greater than 0.3.
- a multi-color visible light communication system is just an example of a visible light communication system with two LED-LED links. In practical applications, it is also possible to build multi-color visible light of three, four, etc. LED-LED links.
- the communication system is as long as the color of the LED light source in the plurality of LED-LED links is a different color pair among the eight pairs of colors and satisfies the matrix element in Table 5 being greater than 0.3.
- the first LED light source 602 is configured as a red LED light source
- the second LED light source 606 is configured as a red LED light source
- the first LED light source 604 is configured as a blue LED light source.
- a simple on-off keying modulation (OOK) can provide a data rate of 40-200 kbps, meeting the narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) needs.
- NB-IoT narrowband Internet of Things
- Figure 7 shows a block diagram of a full-duplex visible light communication system with a forward link from a red LED to a red LED and a reverse link from a blue LED to a green LED.
- the signal received by the receiver LED is recorded by the oscilloscope and the bit error rate is calculated offline.
- Fig. 9 is a diagram showing the relationship between the bit error rate and the frequency, wherein the abscissa is the frequency and the ordinate is the bit error rate, and the figure shows the bit error rate performance from the data rate of 10 kbps to 50 kbps.
- the minimum error displayed by the RR is determined by the number of transmitted bits (16384), and the BG has a higher error rate. According to this feature, in order to improve the link bandwidth and transmission performance, the LED can be connected to an amplifier circuit with adjustable impedance.
- a full-duplex multi-color visible light communication system with multiple LED-LED links can be constructed, and the spectral selectivity of the LED light source is utilized, and the multi-color visible light communication system does not need a filter, so that multi-color visible light communication can be constructed.
- the cost of the system is reduced and the structure is simple.
- the color pairs of the LED-LED links of the multi-color pairs are different, so that the communication rate of the communication system can be increased.
- FIG. 11 there is shown a block diagram of another multi-color visible light communication system comprising two RGB LED array modules comprising a half duplex 2 x 2 MIMO LED-LED visible light communication system.
- the system can provide a data rate of 40-200 kbps using a simple on-off keying modulation (OOK) without any equalization and amplification circuitry, meeting the narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT). Therefore, the multi-color visible light communication system can also be applied to a low-complexity narrow-band Internet of Things application scenario.
- OOK on-off keying modulation
- the MIMO visible light communication link composed of the R-R LED link and the B-G LED link can reach a rate of 80 kbps without any amplification equalization circuit.
- the performance can be improved not only by an impedance matching amplifier circuit, but also by adjusting the series impedance of the LED signal current to the signal voltage at the receiving end, in the signal-to-noise ratio and Balance between bandwidth.
- the multi-color visible light communication system shown in FIG. 11 can also be extended to more color LEDs, organic LEDs, and quantum dot LEDs.
- This multi-color LED-LED MIMO VLC system can effectively utilize the degree of freedom in the spectrum to improve communication performance. And because the filter is not required, the cost can be greatly reduced and the practicality of the system can be improved.
- FIG. 12 a block diagram of a 4x4 multi-color LED MIMO communication system constructed from four pairs of LEDs is shown.
- the single-point-to-single-point OOK modulation offline test using the LED as the receiving end can reach a rate of 30 Mbps, and the bit error rate is less than 10 -3 , according to the different LEDs shown in Table 5.
- the spectrally selective result of the response between the LED light receivers can be considered as a narrow spectrum photodetector that does not require a filter.
- the asymmetric multi-color duplex visible light communication system shown in Fig. 12 is designed.
- the channel matrix and the spectral response curve measured according to the experimental results in Table 5 are obtained. Selecting four pairs of transmit and receive LED pairs, and the channel matrix is a four-by-four MIMO visible light communication system with a block diagonal matrix, the four-by-four MIMO communication system can be simplified to two independent two-by-two In MIMO, the LEDs in each MIMO system have the same rate, that is, there is no problem of unequal rate reception synchronization.
- the LED transceiver part of the blue-green part uses different LEDs, and the transceiver part of the red part is the same LED, which has symmetry. Therefore, an uplink and downlink asymmetric duplex communication mode is designed. Part of it is only used for downlink, and the red light part is time-multiplexed for uplink and downlink, and the uplink is used for feedback.
- this embodiment adopts a low complexity MIMO transmission and reception strategy.
- the constraints of the LEDs at the transmitting end are often the peak constraints caused by the limitation of the linear region of the LED, rather than the total power or single antenna constraints in a conventional wireless communication MIMO system.
- the influence of peak confinement on SVD decomposition is studied.
- the effects of SVD decomposition and MMSE-SIC on channel capacity under OOK and 4PAM modulation when transmitting two receivers are compared.
- the influence of LED voltage distribution on the capacity of the transmitter is analyzed.
- a low-complexity combined optimal receiver strategy based on the estimated signal-to-noise ratio of the receiver is fed back to the transmitter and the antenna transmission mode is selected.
- Figure 13 is a diagram showing the reachable bit rate of a singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution of a 2 x 2 LED-LED MIMO visible light communication system under different symmetric color interferences, wherein Figure 13(a) shows an interference ratio of 0.1. Schematic diagram of bidirectional reachable bit rate for singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution, where the abscissa is the signal to noise ratio and the ordinate is the bidirectional reachable bit rate; Figure 13(b) shows the singular value decomposition plus the interference ratio of 0.3. Schematic diagram of the bidirectional reachable bit rate of voltage distribution, wherein the abscissa is the signal to noise ratio and the ordinate is the bidirectional reachable bit rate; FIG.
- FIG. 13(c) shows the bidirectional value decomposition plus the voltage distribution bidirectional when the interference ratio is 0.7.
- Figure 13(d) shows the bidirectional reachable bit rate for the singular value decomposition plus voltage distribution with an interference ratio of 0.9.
- a schematic diagram in which the abscissa is the signal to noise ratio and the ordinate is the bidirectional reachable bit rate.
- the multi-input multi-color visible light communication system shown in FIG. 12 is constructed by using four pairs of LEDs, but is an example of a multi-input multi-color visible light communication system. In practical applications, It is possible to build a multi-color and multi-color visible light communication system other than 4 pairs of LEDs. This embodiment does not limit the specific structure of the multi-input multi-color visible light communication system.
- an asymmetric multi-color visible light communication system adopts an asymmetric duplex communication method to eliminate synchronization problems caused by different LED bandwidths and inter-color interference.
- the multi-color visible light communication system of the present embodiment adopts a low-complexity combined optimal transceiver strategy that feeds back to the transmitting end according to the estimated signal-to-noise ratio of the receiver and selects an antenna transmission mode, so that the multi-color embodiment of the present embodiment Color visible light communication systems are less expensive.
- the bias driving current affects the luminous efficiency of the light-emitting diode and the electro-optic response spectrum.
- the larger the drive current the lower the light efficiency and the higher the bandwidth.
- the logarithm of the 3dB modulation bandwidth and the luminous efficiency are approximately on a straight line with a negative slope.
- the bias voltage affects the strength of the AC signal actually applied to the LED.
- the intensity of the AC signal actually applied to the LED and the impedance at the corresponding voltage of the LED are linear with the voltage division of the output impedance of the bias. led
- the receiving end its photoelectric response spectrum is related to the background light power.
- the link from the light emitting diode to the photodiode can enhance the signal-to-noise ratio by increasing the signal-to-noise ratio by increasing the optical power of the receiving end to increase the communication rate.
- the LED transmits the optical signal while receiving the optical signal with the LED, unlike the photodiode receiving end, the signal waveform is distorted as the distance between the transmitting and receiving ends is narrowed. This phenomenon is not caused by the saturation of the LED light receiver, but the bandwidth of the LED receiving end decreases as the optical power at the receiving end increases.
- the LED dispersion carrier model is modified and compared with the experimental results, and a good matching result is obtained.
- the effect of LED as a detector's nonlinearity on communication is reflected in bandwidth and signal-to-noise ratio.
- This embodiment simulates the influence of signal-to-noise ratio and inter-symbol interference (bandwidth) at different optical powers on the reachability of different modulation modes. Different modulation methods have different optimal optical power operating points.
- the communication rate can be increased under the condition that the optical power limitation or the modulation mode is determined.
- this embodiment proposes to adaptively adjust the modulation order according to the change in the average optical power caused by the change in the distance and azimuth of the LED-LED link.
- the above method of adaptively adjusting the modulation order according to the change in the average optical power caused by the change in the distance and azimuth of the LED-LED link can be applied to the visible light communication systems provided in Embodiments 2 to 5.
- the modulation order can be adaptively adjusted according to the optical power, so that the visible light communication system can reach a higher communication rate.
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上述图2所示的可见光通信系统中的由LED光源201与LED光源205所组成的LED-LED链路实行同一时刻的双工通信。LED光源201与LED光源205可以组成的红光LED-红光LED链路。并且,红光LED-红光LED链路的频率响应曲线为图3所示,其中,横坐标为频率,纵坐标为频率响应;在红光LED光源中的红光芯片发送光信号的同时对所接收光信号的响应如图4所示,其中,图4(a)为红光LED光源的相对光信号响应强度与正向偏置电压之间的关系,其中,横坐标为正向偏置电压,纵坐标为相对光信号响应强度,图4(b)为红光LED光源的相对光信号响应强度与正向偏置电流之间的关系,其中,横坐标为正向偏置电流,纵坐标为光信号响应强度的倒数。
滤波器 | 无 | 435/40 | 475/50 |
响应电压(V) | 4.7 | 3.3 | 0.61 |
相对响应率 | 1 | 2.89 | 2.16 |
发光二极管(LED)的颜色 | 响应光谱段 |
品蓝色(Royal Blue) | 435/40 |
蓝色(Blue) | 435/40 |
蓝绿色(Cyan) | 435/40,475/50 |
绿色(Green) | 435/40,475/50 |
琥珀色(Amber) | 582/75 |
橙红色(Red-orange) | 582/72,630/38 |
红色(Red) | 630/38,582/75 |
深红色(Deep Red) | 630/38,582/75,678/67 |
红色LED和绿色LED作为接收端,如果接收端的阻抗与示波器的阻抗不匹配会影响接收信号强度,图8示出了红色LED与绿色LED作为光接收器时交流阻抗谱,其中,横坐标为频率,纵坐标为交流阻抗模值,该图给出了由网络分析仪测量得到的红色和绿色LED的阻抗大小,阻抗的实部是电阻,为了将LED输出电流转化为较大的电压,示波器的输入阻抗为1MΩ而不是50Ω。从图8中可以看出绿色LED相比于红色LED具有更小的电阻,因此受到阻抗不匹配更大的影响。图9示出了误码率与频率的关系示意图,其中,横坐标为频率,纵坐标为误码率,该图显示了从10kbps到50kbps数据率的误码率性能。R-R显示的最小误差是由发送的比特数确定(16384),B-G有更高的误码率。根据此特性,为了提高链路带宽和传输性能,LED后可以接一个阻抗可调的放大电路。通过图10所示红色LED-红色LED可见光通信链路3dB带宽和接收端额外串联阻值的关系示意图,其中,横坐标为接收端额外串联阻值,纵坐标为3dB带宽,从图10的实验数据表明,提高链路带宽和传输性能可以通过阻抗调整的电路显著增加数据速率。
图13示出了2×2LED-LED MIMO可见光通信系统在不同对称颜色干扰下的奇异值分解加电压分配的可达比特速率的示意图,其中,图13(a)示出了干扰比率为0.1时奇异值分解加电压分配的双向可达比特速率的示意图,其中,横坐标为信噪比,纵坐标为双向可达比特速率;图13(b)示出了干扰比率为0.3时奇异值分解加电压分配的双向可达比特速率的示意图,其中,横坐标为信噪比,纵坐标为双向可达比特速率;图13(c)示出了干扰比率为0.7时奇异值分解加电压分配的双向可达比特速率的示意图,其中,横坐标为信噪比,纵坐标为双向可达比特速率;图13(d)示出了干扰比率为0.9时奇异值分解加电压分配的双向可达比特速率的示意图,其中,横坐标为信噪比,纵坐标为双向可达比特速率。根据不同干扰比率下的最优策略,确定了最优的调制方式以及MIMO算法后,经过数据输入、串并转换和调制,信号经Bias-T和偏置驱动合并输入到发送端LED上,接收端LED把光信号转变为电流信号,经信号放大和模数转换后通过FPGA芯片实现同步、判决解调和并串转换,最后输出数据。
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- 一种可见光通信收发器,其特征在于,所述可见光通信收发器包括:LED光源、Bias Tee电路、驱动放大模块和自适应放大均衡模块;其中,所述LED光源与所述Bias Tee电路的射频和直流混合端口相连接,所述驱动放大模块与所述自适应放大均衡模块并联,并联后与所述Bias Tee电路的射频端口相连接;所述驱动放大模块,用于对数字调制信号进行数模转换和放大得到第一电信号,并通过所述射频端口,将所述第一电信号发送至所述Bias Tee电路;所述Bias Tee电路,用于通过射频和直流端口将所述第一电信号发送至所述LED光源;所述LED光源,用于将所述第一电信号进行电光转换生成第一光信号并发送,同时对所接收的第二光信号进行光电转换得到第二电信号;其中,所述第二光信号包括对端发送的光信号、或者、所述LED光源发送的光信号激励外部材料产生的光信号,或者,反射后传回的光信号;所述LED光源对所述第二光信号的响应能力与所述第一光信号的光功率负相关;所述Bias Tee电路,用于从所述LED光源获取所述第二电信号,并将所述第二电信号通过所述射频端口传输至所述自适应放大均衡模块;所述自适应均衡模块,用于根据所述第一光信号的光功率,调整所述第二电信号的增益,得到所述第二光信号对应的电信号。
- 根据权利要求1所述的可见光通信收发器,其特征在于,所述LED光源包括:单色LED光源、微米级LED光源、有机LED光源、量子点LED光源以及阵列中的任意一种。
- 根据权利要求1所述的可见光通信收发器,其特征在于,所述电光转换和所述光电转换这两个物理过程发生在同一材料微观结构上。
- 根据权利要求1所述的可见光通信收发器,其特征在于,所述LED光源在正常照明或显示时可以接收外部光信号。
- 一种可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述可见光通信系统包括:两个可见光通信收发器,所述可见光通信收发器为所述权利要求1~5任一项所述的可见光通信收发器;所述两个可见光通信收发器之间通过光信号进行通信。
- 根据权利要求6所述的可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述两个可见光通信收发器的LED光源颜色包括:红色与橙红色。
- 一种多色可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述多色可见光通信系统包括:至少两对LED-LED链路,每对所述LED-LED链路包括一个发送器和一个接收器;每对所述LED-LED链路中的LED被配置了预设颜色对,并且,不同LED-LED链路中的LED光源为不同的颜色对;其中,所述发送器,用于生成并发送光信号;所述发送器,包括一个第一处理模块,以及,与所述第一处理模块相连的第一LED光源;所述第一处理模块,用于生成数字或模拟调制信号,并将所述数字或模拟调制信号传输至所述第一LED光源;所述第一LED 光源,用于将所述数字或模拟调制信号进行电光转换得到光信号并发送;所述接收器,用于接收所述光信号并从所述光信号中获取所需信息;所述接收器,包括一个第二处理模块,以及,与所述第二处理模块相连接的第二LED光源;所述第二LED光源,用于接收所述光信号,并将所述光信号进行光电转换得到所述数字或模拟调制信号;所述第二处理模块,用于从所述数字或模拟调制信号中获取所需信息。
- 根据权利要求8所述的多色可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述LED-LED链路之间形成准对角信道矩阵,且,所述多色可见光通信系统的通信方式为全双工通信。
- 根据权利要求8所述的多色可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述多色可见光通信系统包括两个可见光通信系统,每个所述可见光通信系统包括两对LED-LED链路;所述两对LED-LED链路中一对LED-LED链路中的发送器的LED光源被配置为红色LED光源,接收器的LED光源被配置为红色LED光源;另一对LED-LED链路中的发送器的LED光源被配置为蓝色LED光源,接收器的LED光源被配置为绿色LED光源;每个所述可见光通信系统的通信方式为非对称全双工通信,具体包括:蓝色LED光源被配置为下行通信方式,红光LED光源被配置为时分复用上下行,且进行上行时,将第二处理模块估计的信噪比反馈给第一处理模块并选择天线发送的通信方式。
- 根据权利要求8~10任意一项所述的多色可见光通信系统,其特征在于,所述第一处理模块,包括:低阶调制子模块,用于当所述LED-LED链路的平均光功率为低平均光功率时,按照低阶调制阶数对基带信号进行调制,得到所述数字或模拟调制信号;高阶调制子模块,用于当所述LED-LED链路的平均光功率为高平均 光功率时,按照高阶调制阶数对基带信号进行调制,得到所述数字或模拟调制信号。
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