36.7 Gbps spectrum-efficient indoor optical wireless system with beam-steering

We propose a novel spectrum-efficient indoor optical wireless solution providing multi-Gigabits-per-second with passive diffractive beam-steering technique and discrete multitone modulation. Diffracted link performance of 36.7 Gbps over more than 2.5 m is reported.

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