Abstract

Asymptotic error rates are presented for both coherent and subcarrier wireless optical communication systems in atmospheric turbulence channels. We consider the impacts of both additive noise and turbulence-induced fading in the asymptotic performance analyses for single receiver and diversity receiver cases. The general Gamma-Gamma distribution is used to model the turbulence-induced fading in the performance analyses. Furthermore, the diversity order and diversity gain are introduced for these wireless optical systems in Gamma-Gamma turbulence. These results allow a quantified description in terms of error performance of coherent and subcarrier wireless optical links in the large signal-to-noise ratio regimes.

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