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Huiyi Weng, Wei Wang, Zhiwei Chen, Bowen Zhu, Weihao Ni, Mingzhu Yin, Rongguo Lu, Zizheng Cao, Zhaohui Li, and Fan Li Opt. Lett. 49(11) 3082-3085 (2024)

The coherence distance (CD) is the spatial distance over which the channel does not change appreciably. It is a common and important wireless communication channel parameter. While adoption of this parameter in the realm of radio-frequency is well established, it is a less familiar concept in the realm of optical wireless communication (OWC), where it can be beneficial as a measure for spatial optical channel changes. In this Letter, the average CD is proposed as a metric to characterize indoor OWC channels and a method for its evaluation is outlined.

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If you are upgrading the Windows software on your PC you will need to update your drivers to allow your noise measurement instruments to communicate properly with our software.

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Ke Wang, Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas, Christina Lim, Elaine Wong, Kamal Alameh, Hongtao Li, and Efstratios Skafidas Opt. Lett. 43(13) 3132-3135 (2018)

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Tian Liang, Ke Wang, Christina Lim, Elaine Wong, Tingting Song, and Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas Opt. Lett. 41(22) 5166-5169 (2016)

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Returning your meter to us for regular service and recalibration means that we can make sure it has the latest firmware and hardware installed and we can check that it is taking measurements correctly.

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We include our software as standard on all our noise measurement instruments to allow users to download stored noise measurements to their PC or Laptop for detailed analysis, and then use our custom-designed templates to present their results in the most suitable style and format by exporting to Excel or Word or to create effortless noise reports.

The coherence distance (CD) is the spatial distance over which the channel does not change appreciably. It is a common and important wireless communication channel parameter. While adoption of this parameter in the realm of radio-frequency is well established, it is a less familiar concept in the realm of optical wireless communication (OWC), where it can be beneficial as a measure for spatial optical channel changes. In this Letter, the average CD is proposed as a metric to characterize indoor OWC channels and a method for its evaluation is outlined.

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