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- K. Krishnaraj
- G. Saradhambal
Abstract
The main theme of my project to provide data transmission without wired connection or Wi-Fi technology instead of using wireless medium of light spectrum(i.e)LI-FI. It was coined by physicist Harald Hass who was born in German. The data which has to be transferred on android Li-Fi application to personal computer or laptops. Initially the normal data transmission conveyed by USB Potable cables and Wi-Fi hotspots in Mobile to PC medium. I have making use of the efficient and future oriented light way communication(LED light emission) for the better communication which uses only light spectrum waves having better availability for the future environments in wireless communication standards and avoids loss of data. We can interact to mobile to mobile ,laptops, computers in better low cost in higher performance level using this light rays. WiFi is currently emerging wireless communicable technology but soon it cause for shortage of radio spectrum and radio waves used up. The lack of that radio waves overcomed by light based transmissions(LED Visible Light transmission).This technology provides better platform for future of wireless transmissions. The previous method of wireless communication uses Radio waves so there is possible to shortage of this in future. To overcome we can use this Light spectrum of waves and it will be the better future scope for fixed infrastructure communication. Through this communication of LED bulbs we can maintain a continuous data interactions in wireless medium. Li-Fi behaves as the optical wireless medium of Wi-Fi.
Suggested Citation
K. Krishnaraj & G. Saradhambal, 2017.
"Advanced Data Communication for Mobile Li-Fi Technology,"
International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 2(2), pages 345-351, April.
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RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v2:y2017:i2:id:hcseit172293
Note: Article URL: https://ijsrcseit.com/CSEIT172293
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