2017
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/20179701113
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Investigation on Heavy Precipitation Effects over FSO Link

Abstract: Abstract. This paper has examined the performance of free space optic system and scattering effects over the laser propagation. Analysis result based on Optisystem simulation software and rain data collected from Malaysia Meteorological Department Perlis, which covering beneath the tropical rainforest weather. The measurement in a simulation using the real parameter from Laserbit system which using wavelength 785 nm ,0.5 -15mrad beam divergence, 70mW laser power and range between 100m -2500m. The result can es… Show more

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“…Thus, the scattering due to rainfall (non-selective scattering) is less effective than to fog (Mie scattering). The rain scattering coefficient can be determined using the Stroke Law [20]:…”
Section: Atmospheric Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the scattering due to rainfall (non-selective scattering) is less effective than to fog (Mie scattering). The rain scattering coefficient can be determined using the Stroke Law [20]:…”
Section: Atmospheric Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%