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Noha Anous
Researcher at Texas A&M University at Qatar
Publications - 17
Citations - 124
Noha Anous is an academic researcher from Texas A&M University at Qatar. The author has contributed to research in topics: Visible light communication & Filter (video). The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 16 publications receiving 79 citations. Previous affiliations of Noha Anous include Ain Shams University & Texas A&M University.
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Performance Evaluation of LOS and NLOS Vertical Inhomogeneous Links in Underwater Visible Light Communications
TL;DR: Underwater visible light communication vertical links are modeled and evaluated, taking account of the inhomogeneous nature of underwater (UW) environment, and a simple underwater bilayer model is introduced, which is considered a rough approximate model in comparison to the stratified $N$ layers model.
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Experimental Evaluation of OFDM-Based Underwater Visible Light Communication System
TL;DR: An adapted LTE frame structure is implemented for underwater VLC (UVLC) system and the effects of varying orthogonal frequency division multiplexing parameters on the system's signal-to-noise ratio and the bit-error-rate performances are studied.
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Angle-tolerant hybrid plasmonic filters for visible light communications
TL;DR: This work presents what it believes is a novel design of a hybrid plasmonic-transmission blue filter for visible light communication systems that employ yellow phosphor-coated blue light-emitting diodes while maintaining a low cost with limited complexity design.
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Planar broad-band and wide-angle hybrid plasmonic IMI filters with induced transmission for visible light applications
TL;DR: This work presents a technique for the design of visible optical filters using a hybrid plasmonic insulator-metal-insulator (IMI) structure and deduced design rules of the filter are deduced along with physical justifications of the obtained results.
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Performance Evaluation for Vertical Inhomogeneous Underwater Visible Light Communications
TL;DR: The results show that there exists an optimum transmitter-receiver separation, where BER is minimum, under a specific transmission orientation angle and bit error rates (BER) are computed for different underwater environments.