Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Year: 2017
Volume: 12
Issue: 9 SI
Page No. 8565 - 8567

Marine Ultraviolet Scattering Communication-Time Characteristics

Authors : P. Ravichandran

Abstract: The time common characteristics for regular marine ultraviolet correspondence have been contemplated and the multipath time delay and the state of postponing control range of NLOS single scrambling and various dissipating models are explored. The conclusion is that under the Marine barometrical condition the level of pulse full degree extends the marine UV individual disseminating correspondence is in the “microsecond” request of extent. The research transmission capacity can reach to a few hundred kilohertz, however, the working range is about 100 m. The optical antenna might drop the bit rate but enlarges the effort scope.

How to cite this article:

P. Ravichandran , 2017. Marine Ultraviolet Scattering Communication-Time Characteristics. Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 12: 8565-8567.

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