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Challenges in optical wireless communication networks.

Edirisinghe, 2020

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11558718716302865669
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Edirisinghe S
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WIRELESS local area networks (WLANs) have continually evolved during the last few decades to meet the ever-growing user demands. However, popular radio frequency technologies such as Wi-Fi are now experiencing a spectrum crunch due to a multitude of …
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