Acoustic energy conversion for mobile nanosensor network communication

Abstract

Communication is fundamental capability of nanosesnor in medical and nanomedicine application. Communication by acoustic wave is most useful in nanosesnor mobile network. Acoustic communication between nanosensors in the mobile network has been favorable potential utilization in nanonmedicine, especially in health care, drug delivery and information processing. In this paper, we present the acoustic energy conversion between nanosensor communications that can provide the energy of mobile nodes to transfer the information for long distance. Finally, we present a result of simulation of nanosensor communication for long path with inertial force and show the performance of soft tissue provides acoustic energy in the mobile network to broadcast message for long distance.