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Research News:
University Park, Pa. --- Penn State engineers have shown that broadband,
wireless, indoor, local area communication networks that rely on
non-line-of-sight infrared (IR) signal transmission can offer low error
rates as well as safe, low — below one Watt — power levels.
New York Times
Article:
Beaming Data Holds Promise, With Limits, for Networking
Center Daily
Times Article:
Professor sees the future in infrared
The Digital
Collegian:
Researchers look into ways to network computers
through infrared light
Electronics
Times:
Inside job for network system
Pennsylvania Business Center:
Penn
State researchers showcase wireless LAN
IEEE
Communications Society Industry NewsCache
(INC):
Scientists are working on high-speed
Science Daily
Magazine:
Low Power, Highly Reliable, Wireless, Infrared
iG
- NY TIMES:
As ondas de
rádio não
conseguirão competir
com a luz," afirmou
Mohsen Kavehrad
ICON News:
Beaming data could be
networking's saviour
Wireless News
Factor:
Does Infrared Have a Chance?
Uni-Science:
Indoor
Wireless LANs Minus Line-of-Sight IR can work
Penn-State
Intercom:
Wireless IR LAN
Photonics
Spectra:
IR Wireless signals High Bandwidth at Low Power
TRN News:
Holograms control data beams
INFORMATICA 2.0:
Redes
conectadas con rayos
infrarrojos….
ISA:
Wireless networks see infrared as safe
alternative
EE TIMES,
UK:
Inside job for low power network system with
reduced error rate
Laser Focus
World:
Free-space optical communications
Burrus
Research Associates Inc:
Reliable, Broadband, Infrared Communication
System
ASME:
Low-Power LANs Have Low Error Rates
EurekAlert:
Low power, highly reliable, wireless, infrared
local area networks demonstrated
Science Blog:
Low power, highly reliable, wireless, infrared local area networks
demonstrated
Guajara.Com:
Red de Área Local
Híbrida: Ethernet/Infrarrojos
Dec. 98 IEEE
Communications Magazine:
Imaging Diversity Receivers for High-Speed
Infrared Wireless
E4Engineering,
UK.:
Penn State discovery is out of sight
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