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Communication Systems
Display Technology

Background:

Visible light communication (VLC) integrated into liquid crystal displays (LCDs) offers potential for the Internet of Things and Metaverse.
Current integrated display and communication (IDAC) systems using LCDs have limited data rates (few kbps) while maintaining display function.
Local dimming in LCDs improves contrast and power efficiency but has not been fully exploited for communication.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and experimentally verify a novel multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) VLC architecture integrated into a mini-LED LCD.
To significantly enhance the data transmission capacity of IDAC systems without compromising display quality.
To leverage local dimming for efficient signal modulation in VLC.

Main Methods:

Developed a mini-LED LCD prototype with 8x20 individually controllable backlight segments acting as multiple transmitters.
Utilized the rolling shutter effect of a camera with independent pixel columns to create multiple communication outputs.
Implemented multi-pulse position modulation (MPPM) for high-frequency signal modulation (∼34 kHz) multiplexed with video signals for local dimming.

Main Results:

Achieved a record-high data rate of 201.6 kbps, approximately ten times faster than existing IDAC systems.
Demonstrated a bit error rate that satisfies forward error correction requirements.
Observed improved image contrast due to the exploitation of local dimming.

Conclusions:

The proposed MIMO VLC architecture integrated into a mini-LED LCD significantly boosts communication capacity.
This technology enhances IDAC systems for applications like the Internet of Things and Metaverse.
The system offers efficient signal modulation and improved display performance simultaneously.