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This paper focuses on the combined technique of device-to-device (D2D) and coordinated multipoint joint transmission (CoMP-JT) to bridge the indoor industrial wireless gap with LiFi-based networks. It also considers the mobility challange of industrial Internet-of-Things (IIoT) within a realistic scenario. Using the semiangle at half illuminance of the LiFi access point and D2D transmitting IIoT, we derive a coverage model for the communication range. Using stochastic geometry, the analytical expressions for CoMP-JT probability and coverage performance are derived in terms of different parameters, such as transmitter densities and bias factor. The analytical approximations match quite well with the Monte Carlo method-based simulation results.
Mathematical models, visible light communication, Visible light communication, Coordinated multipoint joint transmission, TK1-9971, Industrial Internet of Things, Optical transmitters, Light fidelity, device-to-device communication, Radio frequency, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Device-to-device communication, LiFi
Mathematical models, visible light communication, Visible light communication, Coordinated multipoint joint transmission, TK1-9971, Industrial Internet of Things, Optical transmitters, Light fidelity, device-to-device communication, Radio frequency, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Device-to-device communication, LiFi
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