Zitong Jiang, Zhaoling Chu, Minqi Huang, Meixin Lu, Fan Shi, Yongjing Wang, Jiabin Yan
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Abstract
The integration of air pressure sensing and wireless optical communication is crucial for data acquisition, processing, and transmission in sealed environments, ensuring both vacuum integrity and transmission efficiency while enhancing data security. Herein, this work proposes an optoelectronic integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) system capable of performing air pressure sensing and simultaneously transmitting information via wireless optical signals from a sealed chamber, which is based on an InGaN/GaN multiple quantum well integrated transceiver chip covered with a polydimethylsiloxane porous film. Variations in air pressure are converted into mechanical deformation of the porous film, which modulates the intensity of reflected light and alters the photocurrent detected by the on-chip photodiode, enabling simultaneous pressure sensing and optical signal modulation. The modulated visible light signal is wirelessly transmitted to an external optoelectronic receiver for air pressure data extraction. Experimental results demonstrate that the system can detect air pressure in the range of 51–101 kPa and successfully transmit the corresponding information to an external receiver. The proposed ISAC system features excellent output linearity, rapid response times, and electromagnetic immunity, making it suitable for air pressure detection applications in extreme environments such as vacuum-sealed chambers and underwater conditions.
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