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Mitigating end-to-end nonlinearity in LED-based VLC transceivers via optical intensity feedback: erratum
Optics Letters
|October 14, 2022
Summary
This erratum corrects minor subscript errors in Eq. (1) of a previous letter. The corrections do not impact the experimental results or conclusions of the original optical physics study.
Area of Science:
- Optics and photonics research.
Background:
- A previous letter published in Optics Letters contained subscript errors in Eq. (1).
Purpose of the Study:
- To correct identified subscript errors in Eq. (1) (H1 and H2).
Main Methods:
- N/A - Erratum
Main Results:
- Subscript errors in Eq. (1) have been identified and corrected.
- The corrections do not alter the experimental outcomes.
Conclusions:
- The original findings and conclusions of the letter remain valid.
- The erratum ensures clarity for readers performing derivation processes.
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