Intermittent still image monitoring system operated by weak power-over-fiber from an unused port of a PON splitter

We propose a still image monitoring system powered by a weak optical power supply sourced from an unused port of a PON splitter. An experimental setup was constructed to evaluate fundamental characteristics, including charging time and power consumption. Results show that the proposed system can transmit a still image every 13.4 h using a power-overfiber of -10.8dBm.

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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3060557
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solar cell performance optimization
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We propose a still image monitoring system powered by a weak optical power supply sourced from an unused port of a PON splitter. An experimental setup was constructed to evaluate fundamental characteristics, including charging time and power consumption. Results show that the proposed system can transmit a still image every 13.4 h using a power-overfiber of -10.8dBm.

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