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Rotated Color Shift Keying for Visible Light Communications With Signal-Dependent Noise

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This letter proposes three distinct modulation schemes belonging to the class of rotated color-shift keying (CSK) to improve the performance of regular CSK over a tricolor visible light communications (VLC)… Click to show full abstract

This letter proposes three distinct modulation schemes belonging to the class of rotated color-shift keying (CSK) to improve the performance of regular CSK over a tricolor visible light communications (VLC) channel subject to signal-dependent noise (SDN). In such channels, regular CSK schemes suffer from a severe constellation distortion. The proposed rotated CSK schemes termed respectively separative whitening-like rotation (SWR), multiplicative whitening-like rotation (MWR), and additive whitening-like rotation (AWR), provide error rate gains relative to the regular CSK. The proposed modulations are carried out by employing practical lighting constraints, including a relaxed color constraint by the MacAdam ellipses with appropriate steps.

Keywords: light communications; color shift; rotated color; color; shift keying; visible light

Journal Title: IEEE Communications Letters
Year Published: 2020

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