分子通信链路

N. Farsad, Weisi Guo, A. Eckford
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该演示将展示世界上第一个可靠地传输连续数据流的宏观分子通信链路。该系统调节酒精分子,然后酒精分子通过环境和诱导气流扩散,将信息传递给接收器。通信距离为几米,我们将演示的传播信道由自由空间和隧道环境组成。目标是证明分子可以在电磁波表现不佳的具有挑战性的环境中作为电磁波的替代品。
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Molecular communication link
This demonstration will present the world's first macroscale molecular communication link to reliably transmit a continuous data stream. The system modulates alcohol molecules, which are then diffused via ambient and induced air currents to carry information to a receiver. The communication distance is several meters and the propagation channel we will demonstrate consists of both free space and tunnel environments. The goal is to show that molecules can be used as an alternative to electromagnetic (EM) waves in challenging environments where EM waves do not perform well.
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