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http://dx.doi.org/10.7840/kics.2017.42.1.8

MIMO Architecture for Optical Camera Communications  

Le, Nam-Tuan (Electronics Engineering department)
Jang, Yeong Min (Electronics Engineering department)
Abstract
Compare with other communication system based RF technology, Optical Camera Communication (OCC) has limitation on data rate due to the low frame rate of camera. The limitation on data rate can be solved with multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) technology; and it is the final target of all researches on OCC. The MIMO topology can be implemented easily without breaking out the architecture of image sensor. For image sensor classification, there are two architectures have been developed: rolling shutter and global shutter. The operation of two techniques is different so the performance is also different. In this paper we analyze and evaluate the performance of the MIMO architecture for OCC.
Keywords
Camera communication; Optical camera communication; OCC; OWC; MIMO;
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