Networks that use visible light communication (VLC) are suitable for meeting 5G and 6G
criteria. The VLC is a new wireless high-speed communication technology. To meet the …

Visible light communication (VLC) network is an appropriate solution to meet the 5G and 6G.
It can overcome the spectrum scarcity and capacity in the radio frequency (RF) networks …

Abstract Next Generation Ethernet Passive Optical Network (NG-EPON) is considered to be
future prospective access technology that could help to achieve 100Gbps data rates …

Optical wireless communication (OWC), the IEEE 802.15. 7 standard (revised 2018) is
developed in normative reference to low-rate wireless personal area networks IEEE 802.15 …

The use of IEEE 802.15. 7 for Heterogeneous Visible Light Communication (VLC) has
garnered significant attention due to the expanding application area of Optical Body Area …

Visible light communication (VLC) is an emerging technology that uses light rays in the
range of 380–740 nm for signal propagation at a high data rate compared to radio frequency …

Optical camera communication (OCC), a branch of optical wireless communication (OWC),
enables data transmission using LEDs and reception via cameras. This technology offers …

With the rapid development of communication and the rise of new network services, the
resource provisioning of the optical access network becomes more significant than before …

The wireless information carrier shift from the radio frequencies to optical frequencies has
been studied in increasing detail since the invention of the laser in the 1960s. With the …

The Point Coordination Function (PCF)-based access control mechanism in IEEE 802.11
allows an access point to schedule stations in order to avoid hidden nodes and collisions …