Masuduzzaman Bakaul

TL;DR: An overview of different techniques to optically transport mm-wave wireless signals and to overcome impairments associated with the transport of the wireless signals is presented and the different designs of subsystems for integrating fiber-wireless technology onto existing optical infrastructure are reviewed.

TL;DR: This article focuses on the principles of LD-based VLC systems, highlighting the operational characteristics and link configurations and the challenges in terms of practical implementation and the potential applications that might arise from this communication technology.

TL;DR: A simple multiplexing scheme is proposed and demonstrated with the capability to interleave optically modulated 37.5-GHz radio channels in a dense-wavelength-division-multiplexed fiber-radio system with 25-GHz wavelength spacing to enable a carrier subtraction technique that improves the overall link performance by reducing the carrier-to-sideband ratio of the multiplexed channels.

TL;DR: In this paper, a hybrid multiplexing scheme with the capability to multiplex optical millimeter-wave, baseband, and intermediate frequency signals is proposed and demonstrated, enabling the convergence of wireless and wireline technologies, leading to an integrated dense wavelength-division multiplexed network in the access and metro domain.

TL;DR: This paper presents an overview of the different techniques and schemes to overcome some of the impairments for transporting mm-wave signals over optical fibers.