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System For Penetrative Emergency Communication System

S. R. Sowmiya, C. Saranraj, V. Vinoth, P. Manikandan and S. Sadamhussian

International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 2024, vol. 10, issue 3, 84-89

Abstract: The use and growth of these rapidly expanding devices led to the development of Wi-Fi, which offers a technology known as Li-Fi. Utilizing LED light, Li-Fi technology allows for data transmission that is significantly more flexible and quick than Wi-Fi technology. Since light can travel almost everywhere, communication may likewise freely follow light. One area of the rapidly developing field of optical wireless communication is light fidelity. Using visible light as a medium for transmission, Li-Fi enables wireless communication within buildings. It is not possible for Wi-Fi to reach the bit rate that Li-Fi can. Li-Fi is the process of transferring data Li-Fi is an emerging technology that can function as a stand-in for a number of other emerging and established technologies. This technology is highly useful and implementable in numerous domains that are not possible with Wi-Fi and other technologies because light serves as the primary source of transmission. As a result, future Li-Fi applications can be anticipated and expanded to a variety of platforms, including the domains of education, medicine, industry, and many more.

Keywords: Li-Fi; Wi-Fi; high-brightness LED; Photodiode; Wireless Communication (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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