Noise based transmitted reference modulation for wireless sensor networks

M. Mahboob; Arjan Meijerink; S. Morshed; Geert Heijenk; Marinus Jan Bentum

Noise based transmitted reference modulation for wireless sensor networks

M. Mahboob, Arjan Meijerink, S. Morshed, Geert Heijenk, Marinus Jan Bentum

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Abstract

Recent advances in the underlying technologies of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have led to its use in different applications, from fields as diverse as battlefield applications to temperature control to healthcare. Research in the different aspects of WSNs is therefore in full swing, in both academia and the industry. In the Wireless Ad-hoc Links using robust Noise-based Ultra-wideband Transmission (WALNUT) project, modulation concepts (and relevant MAC protocols) are intended to be explored which allow for robust ad-hoc radio links with radio nodes implemented on a single CMOS chip.

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Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 11 Apr 2012
Event	14th Sensor Technology Conference Sense of Contact 2012: Sensors and Robots - Soesterberg, Netherlands Duration: 11 Apr 2012 → 11 Apr 2012 Conference number: 14

Workshop

Workshop	14th Sensor Technology Conference Sense of Contact 2012
Abbreviated title	Sense of Contact XIV
Country	Netherlands
City	Soesterberg
Period	11/04/12 → 11/04/12

Keywords

IR-93291
noise based modulation
transmit-reference
Wireless Sensor Networks
EWI-25299

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