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    Area of Science:

    • Optical Camera Communications
    • Wireless Communication Technologies

    Background:

    • Rolling shutter (RS) based optical camera communication (OCC) systems face limitations in link span ($ {L_s} $Ls).
    • Existing systems often require large transmitter surface areas and have restricted communication distances.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel technique for enhancing the link span of RS-based OCC systems.
    • To demonstrate the longest reported link span for RS-based OCC systems.

    Main Methods:

    • Reducing the camera's spatial bandwidth in out-of-focus regions to increase link span ($ {L_s} $Ls).
    • Developing a detection method for extracting information from video frames.
    • Implementing a 400 m line-of-sight RS-based OCC link.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved a 400 m line-of-sight link span, the longest reported for RS-based OCC systems to date.
    • Successfully extracted information from video frames using the developed detection method.
    • Demonstrated a data rate of 450 bps at 400 m link span with exposure times of 100-80 µs.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed technique effectively increases the link span ($ {L_s} $Ls) of RS-based OCC systems.
    • The system relaxes the requirement for large transmitter light source surface areas.
    • This advancement enables reliable data transmission over significantly longer distances in OCC systems.