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Paper Title : Investigation study and analysed for an optimum wavelength of FSO Telecommunication System in a weather condition (Fog, Rain, and Snow) with real data applied

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2022
10.5281/zenodo.7072284

Authors: Belal Alakhras, Prof. Huseyin Canbolat

         


Abstract
Modern communication systems adopt the principle of wireless communication as a basic choice in life in the city and nearby offices. Systems are often expensive and monopolized by governments and regimes, so many researchers around the world are interested in finding systems that can be of a cheap nature, have good communication quality, and can send data at an acceptable to excellent rate. Free space optical system is one of those systems that unlicensed and cost-effective system. In this study we found the optimum wavelength for FSO system and apply it with the three main weather condition fog, rain and snow. FSO using many techniques like a LOS (line of sight) and multibeam sending data where voice, video communication and data is achieved with high data rate by bidirectional full duplex connectivity[1]. The 850 nm wavelength is very suitable for FSO system because of it’s reliable, high-performance, and inexpensive transmitter and detector components. Also, they are generally available and commonly used in today’s service provider networks and transmission equipment[6].

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Keywords
— Meteorological data, BER, Semiconductor Lasers, short-range application.