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TCP/IP Integration In Optical Wireless Communication and Networking

Shravani Deshpande, Mahesh Jangid, Rushikesh Pradhan, Prof. G.N. Gaikwad

Abstract


This project investigates the integration of TCP/IP with Optical Wireless Communication (OWC) for high-speed, reliable data transmission using Ethernet technology. Data is transmitted at approximately 1 Gbps, with a laser module converting electrical signals to optical signals for wireless transmission, followed by reconversion at the receiver. The system ensures low-latency, seamless communication while maintaining TCP/IP reliability. It offers a cost-effective, wireless alternative to fiber optics for applications like inter-building communication, data centers, and short-range links.


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