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Figure 1 Depiction of physical layer signal processing at the transmitter for data transmission using OFDM modulation in opticalwireless system
Figure 2 Depiction of interference in optical wireless network for the downlinkUE. AP1 is the intended transmitter for the receiver labeled1 and AP2 is an interfering transmitter, which serves a different UE.
Figure 3 Collision avoidance using cellular slot access andreservation (CESAR) approach [21]
Figure 4 Map of SINR achieved in an optical wireless network in the horizontal cross section of an aircraft cabin at a height of 1 mfrom the transmitter.
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