Receiver Design for OWC Orbital Angular Momentum Communication in Data Center Applications
Judy Kupferman, Shlomi Arnon

TL;DR
This paper presents a novel orbital angular momentum receiver design with detector arrays for optical wireless data center communications, enhancing flexibility and throughput.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed OAM receiver design with optimized detector array configurations for intra-data center optical wireless links.
Findings
A three-ring detector with optimized areas performs comparably to a seven-ring evenly spaced array.
The proposed design offers flexible and dynamic reconfiguration options.
Numerical analysis demonstrates the effectiveness of the detector array configurations.
Abstract
A data center (DC) is one of the main building blocks of modern information technology. Any intra DC network should strive to achieve high throughput, while continuing to be flexible in responding to changing traffic patterns. Optical wireless communication links on top of the fiber/wire infrastructure could offer flexible and dynamic reconfiguration of the network. In this paper we present the design of an optical wireless communication orbital angular momentum (OAM) receiver with detector array. The proposed receiver is described in detail, a numerical example is given, and alternate options for its construction are explored. For a given set of parameters we found that a three ring detector with optimized ring area is comparable to seven ring evenly spaced detector.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOrbital Angular Momentum in Optics · Optical Wireless Communication Technologies · Quantum Information and Cryptography
