Mitigation Techniques for Performance Improvement

Practical methods - diversity, coding, adaptive optics, aperture averaging and more - used to counter impairments and improve link performance.

• Wireless communication engineers and researchers
• Optical wireless communication researchers
• Professionals working on performance optimization in wireless and optical systems
• Signal processing engineers
• Graduate and postgraduate students in communications and signal processing
• Developers working on error correction, channel modeling, and system design
• Academic staff involved in teaching and researching advanced communication techniques
• Companies aiming to improve system robustness and reliability

• Overview of impairments in wireless and optical systems (attenuation, fading, turbulence, pointing errors)
• Diversity techniques: time, frequency, spatial, and polarization diversity
• Adaptive modulation and coding schemes
• Error correction methods: FEC, ARQ
• Advanced beam control techniques
• Interference mitigation strategies
• Equalization and signal processing solutions
• Resource allocation and optimization methods
• Hybrid mitigation strategies combining multiple techniques
• Practical case studies and real-world implementation examples

• Copy of the presentation slides (PDF)
• Downloadable video recording of the sessions (valid for 60 days)

⚠️ Important: The video is licensed for personal use only. Redistribution, sharing, or public posting of the course video is strictly prohibited.

* Session 1 (2 hours): Introduction to Impairments and Fundamental Mitigation Strategies * Session 2 (2 hours): Advanced Mitigation Techniques and Practical Implementation Examples