Abstract

Due to the bandwidth limitation of the ultraviolet-C (UV-C) optical communication system and strong channel attenuation, it is difficult to transmit high-frequency signals. In this paper, the temporal ghost imaging (TGI) algorithm was first applied to the UV-C communication experimentally, and we realized the transmission of a 4 GHz signal through 95.34 MHz system bandwidth. The study indicates that the TGI algorithm can significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) compared with the on–off keying method. Our research provides a new approach for alleviating transmission frequency limitation due to poor SNR and insufficient hardware bandwidth.

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