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CandlES: communication and lighting emulation software

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We present Communication and Lighting Emulation Software (CandLES), a model of wireless Visual Light Communications (VLC) that aids the design of dual-use communication and fully functional indoor lighting systems. Given a system design and an environment specification, CandLES characterizes the overall communications performance with respect to key metrics, which include achievable datarate, error rate and coverage, as well as lighting performance with respect to illumination coverage. The system and environment specifications that can be set are detailed and flexible, making CandLES a powerful tool for improving the design of such a system as well as testing its robustness to different environments.

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WiNTECH '10: Proceedings of the fifth ACM international workshop on Wireless network testbeds, experimental evaluation and characterization
September 2010
88 pages
ISBN:9781450301404
DOI:10.1145/1860079
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  1. bandwidth
  2. bit error rate (ber)
  3. channel
  4. illuminance
  5. light emitting diode (led)
  6. modulation
  7. visual light communication

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