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I wanted to do a research on charging infrastructure of APAC countries or EU how the charging infrastructure is now and growing in the future and the conclusion to make a go-to strategy for BEVs when is the perfect time launch in that specific country/market. So deep study of v2g and v2x technology and also wireless charging in public and home case study.
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Great, that sounds like a comprehensive and interesting research topic! To get started, here are some potential research questions and areas to explore:
  1. What is the current state of charging infrastructure in APAC countries or the EU, and how is it expected to grow in the future? You could look at the number and types of charging stations currently available, as well as projections for growth and expansion.
  2. How are government policies and incentives impacting the deployment of charging infrastructure in different countries/markets? You could investigate the different policies and incentives in place, such as tax credits, subsidies, and regulations, and how they are affecting the market for EVs and charging infrastructure.
  3. How is V2G (vehicle-to-grid) and V2X (vehicle-to-everything) technology being developed and deployed in different countries/markets, and what are the potential benefits and challenges? You could explore the current state of V2G and V2X technology, as well as the potential for these technologies to enhance the integration of EVs into the grid and improve energy efficiency.
  4. How is wireless charging being developed and deployed in different countries/markets, and what are the potential benefits and challenges? You could investigate the current state of wireless charging technology, as well as case studies of its deployment in public and home charging applications.
  5. Based on your research, what strategies could be developed for launching BEVs in different countries/markets, taking into account factors such as charging infrastructure availability, government policies and incentives, and consumer demand?
These are just a few potential research questions to get started with. As you delve deeper into your research, you may find additional areas of interest and avenues to explore. Good luck with your research!
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It is an IEEE paper in which currently i am doing my project.
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You can check on paperswithcode website. If not found, you can try writing to the authors requesting the codes. But, its better to implement directly with your own code.
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We know that for each and every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. For advanced wireless sensor technology, I developed a formula: “Due to the active sensor technology, every human, animal or object is affected by the processed radio frequencies of its movement through electromagnetic transmission within the boundaries of the body in the GPS positions and GNSS distances. This effect is proportional to its weight factors and disproportionate to its GPS positions and GNSS distances. As a result, the person, animal or object is damaged by the changing waves and for recovery systems, the living object should change instantly from the existing location with tightly closed eyes”
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Stomach cancer has an unimaginably important place in the incidence of cancer and cancer-related deaths worldwide. Different studies have different opinions about its origin, some say it is due to alcohol and smoking, others say that it is due to fried food, some say it is due to Helicobacter pylori. But no one mentions the main reason, which my research has revealed. Today we can explain about Stomach Cancer with ISNAH (Impact of Sensor Networks towards Animals and Humans), CASSID (Common Acute Sensor Sudden Infection and Disorder) and CDRAST (Cancer Disease Recovery through Advanced Sensor Technology), which will help to know the theme of in-body GPS sensor.
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Dr Md Rahimullah Miah
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what is the main wireless ISP 5gHz networks parameters that effects quality of services on costumer connection.
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Dear Osama Hadida ,
Generally speaking, supposing all the stations in your list are identical in hardware and that they are not fundamentally affected by additional external factors that might additionally impair communications (as multi-path effects, zones with poor coverage due to obstructions, excessive number of competing terminals, etc).
1. The higher you go in frequency, the higher the propagation attenuation gets (e.g. 5Ghz vs 2.4Ghz)
2. So, for the same physical distance and same Tx power, the received signal will be lower.
3. And hence, the received EbNo ratio (bit energy to noise) will also get lower.
Now, when considering your transmitted signal, power is not the only factor to take into account; usually a signal is transmitted by applying a MODCOD, a MODulation (as for example, QSPK, 8PSK, 16QAM, 64QAM, etc) and CODing scheme (for redundancy, also called FEC on many systems - forward error correction); MODCODs usually have a minimum EbNo threshold below which value the decoding reliability drops below acceptable values. A certain modulation will also have a symbol size (how many bits can be transmitted per symbol), QPSK (Q - quadrature - for a four point phase constellation, four values can represent 2 bits per symbol), 8PSK (8 for an eight phase points constellation, so eight values can represent 3 bits per symbol), and so on so forth... the higher the modulation, the more info can be packed in every symbol but this also asks for more power.
When you are successfully transmitting a signal at a certain symbol rate and at a certain power level, using a certain MODCOD (note these parameters are linked to the information rate you attain and to how much spectrum bandwidth you occupy) and, considering that your receiver is at a certain distance and has a certain sensitivity in the transmition direction, it is receiving a power level enough to achieve an EbNo which is appropriate (above the minimum threshold) for the MODCOD that has been established.
At that point, if the conditions change (it starts raining or transmitter and receiver get farer between them or an obstacle gets in the way or any of them change positions and multi-path interference increases or other communication systems operate nearby and increase your noise floor, etc), your EbNo will start to decrease (as you can see this happens either because your attenuation increases so you receive a lower strength signal or also because the noise floor is raising). When this happens, if you are approaching the EbNo threshold of the currently applied MODCOD, you can operate on several parameters of your link; options:
1. Increase power (as long as your power amplifier and complying with regulations allow you to do so) - in this way you can keep up with your info rate by compensating external attenuation sources or fighting back a higher noise floor.
2. Decrease the symbol rate keeping the same MODCOD - lowering the symbol rate leads to a lower information rate - but it also requires less power, so if you are already power limited, it can be an option - an assessment between option 2 and 3 (below) needs to be done to determine with which option you get more throughput from the system (or lose less throughput from the initial, more favorable, conditions).
3. Changing the current MODCOD to a 'lower' MODCOD, one that has a lower EbNo decoding threshold (this can be either a lower modulation, less bits per symbol or a lower codification, less redundancy); usually, one would start changing to lower codings (less redundancy) and then lower modulations; lowering any of these, for the same symbol rate, also implies less transmition power but more occupied spectrum bandwidth. Less power is not a restriction but increasing occupied spectrum bandwidth is, so going for a lower MODCOD usually also implies lowering your symbol rate in order not to exceed the allocated or regulated bandwidth that can be occupied.
Wireless systems with ACM (adaptive coding and modulation) as Wifi will usually make all this by themselves in the background to keep you at the highest possible throughput given the communication statistics they are obtaining from the link and the operating restrictions (available frequency channels and power adjustments at the power amplifier).
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Machine learning, deep learning, wireless, 5G, 6G and communications
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I guess that most people who workin with deep learning are using Python. But I recommend you to make a search at https://paperswithcode.com
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"For the first time ever, US scientists at the National Ignition Facility at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California successfully produced a nuclear fusion reaction resulting in a net energy gain, a source familiar with the project confirmed to CNN.
The US Department of Energy is expected to officially announce the breakthrough Tuesday."
We all know what All Mankind have been through for the last decades, of which the climate change, energy crisis, etc. have always been pains in the neck. They directly or indirectly caused the shortage, inflation, supply-chain disruptions, regional/global economic crisis, or even escalated conflicts. Now, here comes a promising solution! (I personally suppose such an incredible scientific breakthrough deserves multiple Nobel Prizes!)
Assuming this major scientific breakthrough is solid and safe. Here come more interesting questions that are perhaps worth our attention and discussion:
1. How long would it take for this scientific breakthrough to be transferred to engineering deployment and energy usage in our daily life? < 10 years, 10-30 years, 30 - 50 years, or > 50 years?
2. What could you think of the pros/cons of this breakthrough (e.g., would it help mitigate the climate change, poverty issues, and regional/global conflicts over energy and resources? ), and what should be first done before the deployment? Legislation, international treaties, environmental protection, and/or etc.?
3. How do you think this breakthrough will accelerate all mankind to the Type-I Civilization (according to Kardashev Scale) and become a Spaceborne Civilization/Species?
4. What would be your thoughts/ideas/advice/suggestions/opinions on this breakthrough and how it can better serve all mankind?
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The previous comments well summarize some of the reasons the breakthrough doesn't indicate something that can address the climate problem. I listened Monday to Miles O'Brien, PBS's science expert, on the PBS News Hour discussing the fusion announcement. He ended a good description by saying an old physics joke was the statement:
"The actual practical use of Fusion Energy will take 20 years, and it always will !"
Unfortunately, I believe this is correct. When I came to Los Alamos in 1969 there was a magnetic confinement division called SYLLAC. There is now a related effort using a Tokamak machine in Europe, ITER, which is now about to go on line.
Several decades ago there was a LASER FUSION effort at LanL, smaller than NIF but a similar approach. The group leader of the group studying the theory involved was my best friend. This group was in one of my group's buildings. He told me they felt they had proved that the laser on a D-T pellet would not work in a practical energy production.
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The well known application of wireless power transmission in automotive sector is wireless charging, and it is usually of high power. But are there any other applications or scope of implementation in other area as well with a 12V bus? Because low power WPT can be really effective (say <250W) in some cases. One example is the possibility of wireless charging points for navigation devices and other infotainment systems in vehicle. Still they are just additional accessories. Are there any other typical area in vehicle where the introduction of WPT can make the system simple/ effortless?
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Perhaps power transfer to wireless tyre pressure sensors e.g.
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In a signal is to be transmismitted, first pilot symbols are added and then through Mach-zehnder modulator it has to be transmitted for optical communication purposes. So, for pilot symbols, they have to be go through Mach-Zehnder modulator. The output of Mach-Zehnder modulator is E_out=cos(phi); Where phi= ((U+U_dc)/U_pi)*pi. and here, U_dc, U_pi and pi are constant. And U is the information after inserting pilots. This signal E_out is sent through the channel h.
Now, my question is that how should I estimate the channel because the pilot are gone through Mach-Zehnder modulator before the channel. and How should I extract the pilots and estimate the channel? Thank you.
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If we see the series expansion of cos function then how can we find the linear interval? After first term every term is non-linear. I am attaching the series expansion of cos function. If I am missing something in this concept please let me know.
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Aamir Habib Would you know the average gain in each of the 2 layers when TM mode 3 - open loop spatial multiplexing - is used?
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I'm looking for an advises regarding Machine Learning methods applied in Wireless books to solve some optimization problems.
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You welcome
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Hello dear
i have been reading a paper
'A Matching Game Approach for Resource Allocation in Wireless Network Virtualization'
that suggest a scenario which there is BS form infrastructure provider containing 10 subchannel with 180 KHz width, and the BS serve 3 virtual wireless network that contain 5 user and FDMA technology used. So, i wonder about how do subchannel distributed in virtual wireless network?
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Dear Tariq, you mentioned 10 subchannels, shouldn't the number of subchannels be a power of 2? Like 8, 16, 32,.....128,.....etc? I might be wrong so please check it. Regarding your question, do you ask about the subchannels distribution nature? as in terms of Rayleigh or Rician, or you meant allocation?
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Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces (IRS) or Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) or whatever their name is, are being discussed in the literature for years now as a great way to control the wireless channel (controled environment) and increase the spectrum and energy efficiency.
My question is that we know that many companies are still struggling to make ends meet when in comes to 5G small cells deployment and this RIS or IRS will increase the cost of coverage extensively with the higher frequencies, so will it be economically feasible for all companies to adopt and deploy? and what specific scenarios would be more encouraging?
I appreciate any input in this matter.
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You can find many papers claiming that the IRS/RIS technology will have low cost and be useful for almost everything, but this is unfortunately speculation that has turned into an "urban legend".
The truth is that a large number of researchers currently trying bring the IRS/RIS technology to reality, and it is first when we have commercial products that we can determined if the cost is low or high. A characteristic feature of IRS is that one needs many elements, but each element has relatively simple hardware (compared to an active antenna array). Whether "many elements x low cost per element" turns into a small or large number will have to be proved!
If you haven't already done it, I recommend you to read my paper "Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces: Three Myths and Two Critical Questions" (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2006.03377.pdf), where we elaborate more on these things.
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It is stated in the official IEEE AWPL website under "Information for authors" that "Starting for manuscript submitted in 2022, mandatory over-length page charges have been removed". Does it mean that now no processing fee will be charged by IEEE AWPL?
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Yes ' it is free but only upto 6 page manuscript as mentioned in the instructions list.
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Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS/IRS) research area has received too much hype by academia, but very little attention from Industry and telecom companies around the world (except for ZTE, which is doing something not really exactly IRS, but they call it IRS to benefit from the insane hype going on in order to market and promote their products).
So, if anyone knows the reason for this, then please share your thought with the research community to provide the researchers with new insights and help save them time, effort, and money.
My humble thought is that the reason why RIS/IRS didn't get the attention of companies is because of the fact that most of the research related to Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS/IRS) is built on top of many impractical assumptions.
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My humble thought on that is this Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS/IRS) didn't get the attention and interest of the industry because most of the research conducted on Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS/IRS) is built on top of many impractical assumptions.
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I am looking to a cloud machine has the Wireless InSite software package to rent it and use it approximately for 1 month.
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TOo measure mutual inductance and self inductance
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Here you can talk and share your idea and experiences on network on chip simulators in any fields like Wire, Wireless, 2D, 3D, Photonic, etc.
feel free to ask questions and share ideas.
what is the best simulator in this field and what makes it better than others?
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Check the link provided below, where you can see a list of simulators for NoC.
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I'm planning on making a 4x4 Wireless antenna @ 3.5GHz. What should be the ideal return loss and VSWR values??
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Hmmm. I guess I read that as "loss," rather than "return loss." Loss along the transmission line.
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Hey,
I am in the process of setting up an EEG system with dogs looking at the classification of olfactory stimuli.
Initially, I was after a wireless system (Bluetooth/wifi) but was warned regarding signal quality and low sample rates.
I would love to hear if anyone has a positive experience with wireless systems or any insight into the pros/cons of wireless options.
Thanks!
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Hi Lee. Indeed, SNR and sample rates are 2 of the most important aspects in an EEG study.
If I was you, I would test them on a phantom. When I was working with EEG and assessing various systems, I would first setup a phantom: styrofoam head, then cover it in a wet towel, and then connect an electrical source to it (preferably a pulse generator): then you know exactly what the frequency is. Next, setup your electrodes. First start with a conventional wired system and conduct a recording - now you have your baseline data from which you calculate SNR and try different sample rates.
Next repeat the experiment but this time using a wireless system. Then you will have data to compare to your baseline (wired system).
You probably won't need a sampling rate of more than 1000. So, it is then a question of SNR, and how much the dogs physically move...
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Dear Researchers,
While simulating a shadowed fading channel I meet following problem:
I derive the formula for ASER which is in the form of infinite series and contains Meijer-G function (z in Meijer-G = some constant(based on channel parameters)/SNR).
If I simulate the system for 12 to 27 dB SNR, the simulation values perfectly matches with the theoretical values. [I add only 50 terms as I check after it, the term didn't contribute more than 10^(-10)].
But for lower values of SNR i.e., <12dB approx, the theoretical value of ASER suddenly reduces and become 0.
For reference, see fig attached showing vertical lines below 12dB SNR.
The reason I found till now is that this happens due to Meijer-G function, but why?
Did I miss something? For example any condition which restrict not to go below a certain value in Meijer-G.
Do anyone face this issue?
Or any suggestions.
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Though, I have checked the conditions, but I think i have to recheck. There is definitely something missing.
Thanks again.
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Most of the authors presented their work on Mach-Zehnder modulator in fiber optic communication. When I saw Mach-Zehnder Modulator on internet for buying it is showing it with fiber optic cable both sides of Mach-Zehnder Modulator(input and oupt side). My question is that can we use Mach-zehnder modulator for intensity modulation in wireless optical communication? Please help.
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All the cool kids are using ns3 now.
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What is the target wireless technology for IoT and I4.0? Licensed or unlicensed. We have seen a tentative of wireless operators and manufacturers in selling 2G, 3G, 4G, and now 5G as the key technology for IoT and I4.0 applications. Also, unlicensed technologies based on IEEE 802.11 and 80.15.4 standards come to the table as promising solutions. Coverage, interference, data rates, quality of service, and delay are some constraints to be considered when defining a wireless solution. What is the target wireless technology for IoT and I4.0 in this decade?
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The specifications of the 5G networks is as follows:Up to 10Gbps data rate - > 10 to 100x speed improvement over 4G and 4.5G networks
  • 1-millisecond latency
  • 1000x bandwidth per unit area
  • Up to 100x number of connected devices per unit area (compared with 4G LTE)
  • 99.999% availability
  • 100% coverage
  • 90% reduction in network energy usage
  • Up to 10-year battery life for low power IoT device
So, this generation targets to increase the connectivity by 100 times meaning new services including the the internet of things and the industrial supervise and control of the processing in the industry. Since it covers also the the low latency and high speed communications required for the control applications. Large bandwidth also support the applications where precision in transporting signals is required.
In fact as you see Many new applications and services can be realized with these very advanced specifications.
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I need to model a wireless optical diffuse link and observe the blocking effect in indoor environment. Is there any software in which I can simulate the channel model?
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Dear Adree Bhattacharjee, You can use MATLAB for simulating the mathematical models for diffusion. It will be best as compared to other software like OptiSystem, Optiwave, etc. since you can control each and every parameter by yourself.
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How I could modify source code of tcp-variants-comparison instead of simulate two wired nodes to many wireless nodes.
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Could you help Akash Mondal
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the journal could be on electrical engineering, communication , wireless, antenna
the email or the web site for the journal
actually there is no problem in money
but i need know is there any free journal exist in this world?
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Yaa, I have seen that there are some free Scopus Indexed Journals.
The Journal is US based English Language and Computer based ICT knowledge focused Quarterly publication is free for all countries.
JISTaP from Korea is very standard Journals of Information Science and Technology free Scopus Indexed Journal.
Most of the Scopus Indexed Journals are paid one but they waiver bfor third world countries stakeholders.
Very few are free. There are many staff are working in the Publication office that they have to pay the salary through collecting the publication fee.
Don't expect the free Scopus Indexed Journals.
Let you can find more in Google because those free Scopus Indexed Journals are non advertised and invisible to the public in general.
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I’m looking for a solution for 2 way audio connectivity between a remote site with wireless headphones and a PC. In the remote site there is only possible to get power from a POE (Power Over Ethernet). The PC contains our own backend software and application.
Is there a solution based on Wi-Fi headphones?
What suggested communication software to use (WebRTC?)
Any other ideas?
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Doron
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Intercommunication-Microphone/dp/B086C1YGBS
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Hi, I am not a physician but curious about the bipolar activity in the brain whether a focal turbulent activity and having a fixed place in the cortex or a wandering turbulent activity in the brain.
In literature is it correlated with some two polar EEG activities which have antagonist effect for the person or is it a psychological interpretation of person according to his mood for an irregular activity in the brain.
If the activity could be defined with its place and type, is it possible to distract the activity pattern through an invasive thin rod which has an electromagnetic effect to affect the electrical deviation of the neuronal activity causing bipolarity? or via wireless way such as TMS?
Thank you,
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Lack of concentration is a common symptom of bipolar disorder. People with bipolar disorder find they are easily distracted or feel lost and confused whether they are at home, at work, or in school.
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For channel modeling, we use various probability density function (pdf) models. So, wireless channel modeling with machine learning is better than pdf models like Rayleigh, lognormal?
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The common pathloss models are essentially obtained by machine learning. People make extensive pathloss measurements in certain environment (e.g., rural or urban) and then they try to fit a statistical distribution to the results, so one can generate almost identically distributed pathloss realizations without having to make new measurements.
Rayleigh, lognormal, and Rician are just names of the statistical distribution that considered. The nice things with these distributions is that you need less than 5 parameters to describe the results pathloss models.
One can certainly create more intricate models with many more parameters, but then the risk of overfitting to measurement data is high. Statistical models will always be less accurate than real measurements or ray-tracing, but it serves a different purpose. It is like quantitative channel model vs. quantitative channel model.
In summary, when you say "Channel modeling using machine learning", you need to think of what it is that you want to achieve. What do you want your model to learn? How can you ensure generalizability of the results?
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This is just like the EAS of NDRRMC. It will strongly vibrate your phone for a bad weather update.
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How they are activated Open your phone's Settings. Next, look for the Notifications section and access it. Access the Advanced Settings. The name may vary in some manufacturers, such as Advanced Settings. Once there, look for the Wireless Emergency Alerts tab.
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MATLAB Monte Carlo simulation is very common and important for UWOC. How did you realize the Matlab Monte Carlo simulation of underwater wireless optical communication? Source code sharing?
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Hello,
I need to collect RSSI and CSI data of Wi-Fi device using matlab or any programs on Linux or Windows.
please someone can help me to do it, this is my email mohcenelmakkaoui@gmail.com.
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Hi Dr. Mohammad zakaria Masoud
Thank you Dr.Mohammed, I try to use command line on windows 10, but i can't find the best way to save all RSSI data to exploit it easily.
I typed this command in CMD : " > netsh wlan show interfaces " to show the RSSI values, but i can't exploit theses values.
So if you can help me to get a simple program to collect RSSI data using windows or linux.
the analysis part is not important for this moment.
thank you again.
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In wireless communication channel modeling, capacity is calculated based on computed H matrix and SNR value.
H matrix is calculated through a different models - COST..WINNER..etc.
I am wondering how to calculate SNR at different locations of UE In a cell?
many papers assume a certain SNR before capacity calculation.
How one can calculate SNR in an urban macro environment in presence of scatterers with different BS-UE positions in distance and angle?
I am looking for SNR calculation throughout a cell for MIMO wireless channel using directive antennas.
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The colleagues above gave satisfactory answer. The ultimate answer of your question is to make survey test at all intended points where one one can measure directly the recieved signal strength. This means one has to determine the spatial distribution of the received signal at the coverage area.
May be the best way is to determine such distribution empirically.
But this may be very tedious.
The other solution is to use use models of large scale fading and small scale fading to obtain statistical channel models.
The last possible solution is to make an electromagnetic solution for the signals emitted from the antennas in the real propagation space with districted scatters.
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In the sense of antennas, their characteristics that makes them usable in broadcasting and wireless application
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Dear Obert Mutava ,
I would second my respected colleagues above and add in order to cover the largest volume from space around them the antennas is best be in shape of a dipole. In case of long antennas, one would use only a monopole. to save half of the length of the antenna. In addition to their simplest construction.
If it is required to direct and collect the electromagnetic waves in certain direction then one has to use antenna arrays of surface antennas.
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Physical training is considered as a low-cost intervention to generate cardioprotective benefits and to promote physical and mental health, while reducing the severity of acute respiratory in-fection symptoms in older adults. However, lockdown measures during COVID-19 have limited people’s opportunity to exercise regularly. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of eight weeks of Fitness and Dance training, followed by four weeks of COVID-19-induced de-training, on cardiac adaptations and physical performance indicators in older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Twelve older adults (6 males and 6 females) with MCI (age, 73 ± 4.4 y; body mass, 75.3 ± 6.4 kg; height, 172 ± 8 cm; MMSE score: 24–27) participated in eight weeks of a combined Fitness-Dance training intervention (two sessions/week) followed by four weeks of training cessation induced by COVID-19 lockdowns. Wireless Polar Team Pro and Polar heart rate sensors (H10) were used to monitor covered distance, speed, heart rate (HR min, avg and max), time in HR zone 1 to 5, strenuousness (load score), beat-to-beat interval (max RR and avg RR) and heart rate variability (HRV-RMSSD). One-way ANOVA was used to analyze the data of the three test sessions (T1: first training session, T2: last training session of the eight-week training program, and T3: first training session after the four-week training cessation). Statistical analysis showed that eight weeks of combined Fitness-Dance training induced beneficial cardiac adaptations by decreasing HR (HR min, HR avg and HR max) with p < 0.001, ES = 0.5–0.6 and Δ = −7 to−9 bpm, and increasing HRV related responses (max and avg RR and RMSSD), with p < 0.01 and ES = 0.4. Consequently, participants spent more time in comfortable HR zones (e.g., p < 0.0005; ES = 0.7; Δ = 25% for HR zone 1) and showed reduced strenuousness (p = 0.02, Δ = −15% for load score), despite the higher covered total distance and average speed (p < 0.01; ES = 0.4). However, these changes were reversed after only four weeks of COVID-19 induced detraining, with values of all parameters returning to their baseline levels. In conclusion, eight weeks of combined Fitness-Dance training seems to be an efficient strategy to promote cardioprotective benefits in older adults with MCI. Importantly, to maintain these health benefits, training has to be continued and detraining periods should be reduced. During a pandemic, home-based exercise programs may provide an effective and efficient alternative of physical training.
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About 18 months ago we bought a 16 channels TBSI wireless system for our lab in Manchester (UK). It works very well, and we almost finished an exciting project with it. However, in unfortunate circumstances the PC I was running the experiments went on fire. So, I tried to re-install it on a new machine but the installation CD for NEUROWARE now appears corrupted.
Does anyone know how to get TBSI software now that product has been discontinued and the company acquired by Harvard Bioscience? It is for the F1 system.
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What will be the effect of LORA Node when we put inside Closed Metallic Box?
LORA - 868Mhz
or what will be the Maximum Speed and Range we can get from it?
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From my understanding, common industrial standards such as Qi Wireless Charging will use frequencies ranging from 80 to 300 kHz. However, there is research carried out on higher frequencies as well. What are the advantages and drawbacks when it comes to using higher frequencies?
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Microwave power transfer from orbiting satellites has long been a staple of science fiction writers based on early research in the 60s and 70s. The issue is really about power transfer efficiency at both ends and coherence of the beam over distance. Any microwave array will typically have sidelobes, so even a tiny percentage of the desired power transfer going in an undesired direction is a major problem. With advances in lasers and solar cells, optical power transfer may be more practical than microwave transfer for those sorts of applications. You can find more on Wikipedia under wireless power transfer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_power_transfer and this is a decent short article. http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2011/ph240/shu2/
As far as commercial/residential applications and the idea of charging your cell phone with microwaves, there are plenty of concepts for extracting parasitic power from existing transmissions, but these would generally be in the nano-Watts or less range. I wouldn't want to be anywhere near the fields needed to charge your cell phone in any reasonable time period. That'd be more like standing in your microwave oven!
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Hello researchers,
I am a PhD student researcher , I am working on the optimization of the deployment of RFID systems in wireless body networks, as a first step I simulated a WBAN network composed of 10 nodes and a coordinator in with Castalia 3. 2, I have worked with Castalia on changing the values of the MAC layer parameters (access periods) and the radio layer parameters (type of moudulation) but the performance has not been improved much.
now I am looking to improve the performance of BAN network studied, some researchers proposed me to work on a mathematical modeling to maximize the packet reception rate Throughput) and minimize the energy consumption according to the optimal position of coordinator at the body. They proposed to me to perform the calculation with Matlab.
My question is what are the steps to follow to realize the theoretical part: I propose you the steps and please, if I have a mistake thank you to correct it:
- proposal of a multi-objective modeling : mathematical formulation of the objectives and constraints
- proposal of an optimization algorithm
- implementation on matlab of mathematical model and algorithm
i want to know what i have to do after defining the mathematical model (multiobjective optimization problem ? from the definition of the mathematical formulas to the implementation with Matlab of the calculation model, do you have a document or a tutorial to follow ?
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Hi dear Yue Qi,
Really you helped me, thank you very much, I am at the beginning of modeling my problem, if I encounter a problem, I will contact you.
I will consult your book, the links and the different papers
Thank you for your kindness and your kind reply. Thank you for sharing your experience with me.
Best Luck and Best regards
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Hello researchers,
I am a PhD student researcher , I am working on the optimization of the deployment of RFID systems in wireless body networks, as a first step I simulated a WBAN network composed of 10 nodes and a coordinator in with Castalia 3. 2, now I am looking to improve the performance of BAN network studied, some researchers proposed me to work on a mathematical modeling to maximize the packet reception rate and minimize the energy consumption according to the optimal position of coordinator at the body, Do you think that the calculations of Throughput and Consumed energy are feasible in Matlab and is this idea is effective for the improvement of WBAN performances ?
Best Regards
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I think you can build your network model in matlab/simulink as such tool is capable to accommodate the model and its solutions. Data postprocessing is also possible.
Many network models are already built on matlab/simulink and you can get support from the specialized simulation tools in the libraries of the such tool.
As for the technical problem, yes you can optimize the performance of the WBAN
by properly locating the coordinator. By properly locating the coordinator you can increase the throughput and or reduce the energy consumption.
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Hello researchers, Hello Castalia3.2 researchers
I am a beginner with Castalia, I work on optimization of RFID systems used in wireless body networks. I simulated a WBAN with 10 nodes and one coordinator under Castalia using the standard modules of Castalia 3.2 (MAC,Radio, pathloss wireless channel), just i have defined the necessary parameters (omnetpp.ini) like the example BANtest in Castalia.
Now, i want to work on the improvement and a new implementation of the BaselineBANMAC module (BAN protocol) and the radio module to find good results for latency, consumed energy and Throughput (Received Packet).
Do have any idea to help me or can you propose to me works that i can consult or researchers that I can contact to start an implementation under Castalia, my goal is to know how I can improve a WBAN network and how start an implementation of the two new modules: MAC Layer (IEEE 802.15.6) and radio layer.
Thank you in advance
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Thank you for sharing this question
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what is the mean doppler shift for fixed wireless transmitter and receiver?
is it 0 or not?
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V = 0m/s
Therefore, Doppler shift = 0
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Suppose I want to send a wireless message to 1 receiver (case-1); and I want to send the same message to 100 receivers (case-2). (Like sending a email/text message to multiple recipients by adding the recipients in the same email/message recipient's address).
So, will case-2 require same time as case-1? Or time of case-2 = 100 * time of case-1 ?
Or anything else ?
Please help me out with your valuable information.
Thank you very much.
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Dear Taoufik,
In case of broadcasting mode, if all the receivers are at same distance from the transmitter and if all of them are in line-of-sight with the transmitter, theoretically the response time will be same. It hardly ever happens in reality. Hence, the propagation time will come into play.
Still, it is much faster with respect to an unicast system, which has to call the receivers one by one. This is the reason why broadcast system is used in emergencies for Group calling.
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Currently, I am working on a Rail-Structure-Interaction live research project using wireless sensors, which need to be compared with numerical analysis.
I am trying to find the amount of force transfer from rail to the sleeper, sleeper to deck and deck to Elastomeric bearing and then to the pier.
Any Idea or reference for Instrumentation will be of great help.
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Wireless sensors have certain limitations in structural engineering. If I need to do the test, I prefer Surface Mounter Electrical Resistance Strain Gagues, which can work for metal (rail) and other surfaces. Easy to install and take measurement. Reliability will be better, if the gauges are connected to suitable electrical network, for continuous monitoring. This is quite economical and robust. Radar based systems may be expensive.
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I need a tesla coil at least like 3 or 4 times larger than what I currently have (a 15V/2A output) it WORKS but my LED must be like within an inch of the keychain sized tesla coil! …all the kits are to build SMALL SAME SIZE OUTPUTS OR ARE WAY TO BIG (and dangerous, not to mention expensive as hell too!!!)!!!
Please if anyone has some guidance or hep on how to know like if i make 1 from scratch how do i know how may turns of Wire do I need in my coil and things like resistor sizes and ALL of that if it is not in a ore assembled "kit" but again, they do not build what I need, or build WAY TO COMPLICATED and dangerous stuff to even attempt to be honest...)
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I advise you not to trust the advertising promises of the kit manufacturers. A long procedure of tuning the transmitter and receiver into resonance awaits you. No guarantee of successful completion. If you have problems reinstalling the mains plug, then I do not advise you to engage in any experiments with the Tesla coil.
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Two very recent papers that illustrate the potential of OWC to support Tb/s communications:
1) A Tb/s Indoor Optical Wireless Access System Using VCSEL Arrays
2) A Tb/s Indoor Optical Wireless Backhaul System Using VCSEL Arrays
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similar to Laser Power Converters (LPCs) for Solar cells, are there any LED Power Converters available ?
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Hello great researchers,
I am working on a wireless pressure monitoring project where sensing part is actually an LC resonance sensor and I am using a planar coil as a reader to get wireless contact between sensor and reader. Reader coil is connected with a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) where I am measuring the S11 parameters in log magnitude form. Currently I am able to detect the resonance frequency of the sensor from a distance of 3mm between sensor and reader but I want to increase this distance up to 5-10 cm but I am struggling in this. Can someone help me to find out a solution that how I can increase the coupling range between sensor and reader. I have flexibility at the reader size.
Thanks in advance,
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Thank You Malcolm White for your answer. It is very useful for sizing of the such method.
As a proposal I would like to support the inductive coupling with capacitive coupling. You need only to add a metal plate at the end of coils. So, you have in addition to the two coils a pair of plats facing each other.
May be another solution is to install a coil in the mid distance between the sensor and the reader as a a passive repeater station.
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I want to publish my chapters from my thesis in the field of WSANs. Anyone of you suggests to me any best publisher which can do this.
Connectivity and Routing of Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks.
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Otherwise, work on a book after your PhD, and use John Wiley or similar engineering publisher. Be prepared to work a lot on it and earn virtually nothing
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Dear sir
In wireless charging electrical vehicle design, what are the basic requirements and what are standards are taking.
In world wide or Indian standard what are the specification, please provide any papers or material sir
Thank you sir
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welcome!
The wireless power transfer transfer device must have the following specifications:
- It must have the highest possible power transfer efficiency ideally one.
- It must have a small size as possible
- It must supply the required battery charging voltage
- It must supply the the maximum charging current of the battery.
- It must withstand the surge currents and possible overvoltage
- It must be protected against overvoltage, overcurrent.
-It must supply the rated power of the battery.
-Easy to use with proper metering
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I need the data for mmWave channel measurement for my work. I explored a few papers by the NYU Wireless group and other researchers, who had done the channel measurements and presented the best fitting channel models for mmWave communication. It will be very useful if one knows where can I get access to the measurement data.
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welcome!
You can also get experimental channel models fo mm-wave communications by referring to the paper in the link:
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Wireless energy
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That definitely can be done with RF or microwave transmitter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNqEyfVrEug&ab_channel=NationalSpaceSociety
However, if talking about inductive method (near field) , you need to have transmitting receiving coils of size comparable to the distance. If you can afford it, it is no doubt doable.
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Dear All, You are welcome to submit your work to the special issue of Applied Sciences titled: "Novel Research on Optical and Wireless Sensors for Industrial Applications".
The issue aims to discuss and present recent developments in sensing techniques especially attractive from the industrial point of view. Topics like distributed sensors and sensor networks, environmental sensing, wireless monitoring, sensing devices and techniques, non-GPS positioning or big data management are of particular interest, however, other industry-sensing oriented research papers are also welcome for submission. More information can be found on: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/applsci/special_issues/Novel_Research_on_Optical_and_Wireless_Sensors_for_Industrial_Applications
Keep well and have a very good New Year!
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Is there someone who has a research paper?
Preferably for frequencies around 700 Mhz, 868 Mhz, 900 Mhz.
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this pdf>>>>>>
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I am a research scholar, working on wearable antenna design for wireless and biomedical application. I have 2 questions.
1. simulations are being done for some designs and obtaing gain less than 7dB for all my designs(slotted patch with partial ground plane). In on-body scenario, this simulated 7dB may decrease. so i want to know the value of gain in practical wearable environment (especially in WBANs).
2. In some cases, i am getting -ve gain and directivity or -ve value for radiation efficiency with good S11 value (-30 to -40dB). I unable to find the solution for this. Here, substrate material is polyimide.
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Your antenna must satisfy the following requirements:
It must be low loss such that you achieve the highest loss efficiency
It must radiate in the half space out of the body
So, you have to close the ground plane to suppress the radiation in the direction of the body.
So, you have to the suitable material to avoid the polarization loss in the material.
If you display your S11 curve one can see how far your material is lossy!
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Hi researchers, I'm a PhD student , i'm working on the multi-objective optimization of RFID systems used in wireless body networks. Are there some who can help me with scientific papers that talk about a mathematical modeling of the multiobjective optimization problem of this type of problem. Knowing that I have found works that talk about multiobjective optimization of RFID systems, but these studies don't talk about multiobjective optimization in a wireless body network rather they talk about optimization in an RFID network.
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I don't understand your problem statement and I don't know what problem you are trying to solve.
First (a) define your problem statement, what problem do you want to address?, what are the research questions that you can ask (no answer yet!) to help you solve that problem. (b) Then, do the research/literature review to answer the questions. (c) Then, come up with some hypotheses. (d) Then, try out your hypotheses and finding, validate, draw inference. (e) Then, make a conclusion and publish your findings, (f) there you go, you make a contribution, then you earn your PhD!
But back to my initial comments to your question then,
if you want to know how to place RFID sensor on the body and optimize RFID sensor deployment (placement) and connections/connectivity:,
you need to know several things, 1) what is the goal of putting the sensor on the body, to measure body vitals or monitoring things, then 2) that will lead to next question, what type of sensor will you use?, and that will lead to next question, 3) where do you want to put the RFID sensors, inside the body or on body surface, [I think you should go for body surface for the sake of practical testing and simulation ] then that leads to to next question, 4) what are the general characteristics of the sensor, (RF, electrical, biological, hardware/software, etc ) read a lot of literature review/article on that, then, 5) decide if you want to buy the sensor for practical test/experiment or you want to simulate using any tool/software- Google for such tool, by considering all the characteristics and tailor that to your goal, then, 6), come up with some hypotheses, mathematical model for optimization (7) then, try out your hypotheses and findings, validate, draw inference, then, (8) make a conclusion and publish your findings,
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To get article, go to IEEE digital repository [it has over 5M articles], or just Google it.
for example on both website IEEE&Google search for keyword like
"RFID networks for body sensor deployment"
"Wireless Body Area Network Based on RFID"
"body sensor networks deployment optimization"
and the like!
after typing one of these, these articles came up and I think they might be helpful and you can make them part of your references!
[Wireless Body Area Network Based on RFID System for Healthcare Monitoring: Progress and Architectures, Modulated Frequency Selective Surfaces for Wearable RFID and Sensor Applications, IoT-based patient information monitoring system by using RFID technologies, Coexistence of UWB systems for body area networks in AWGN, An Efficient IoT Based Body Parameters Telemonitoring System]
All the best!
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Hi RG,
I'm looking for a blood pressure device/module/kit which outputs raw data (serial or wireless, digital or analog). Usually, the information from these devices is on-screen only or, if Bluetooth, connected to an app that does not permit you to access the raw data.
I need to develop an instrument that measures the pressure data from the sphygmomanometer and processes it in a microcontroller to send it elsewhere.
I couldn't find this kind of solution anywhere. I'm already thinking of buying an analogical sphygmomanometer and hacking a pressure sensor in it. What do you think?
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To build blood pressure of a human you need to the cuff with an air pump to increase and decrease the pressure slowly to control the flow of the blood in the arm such that one can find the systolic blood pressure and the diastolic pressure.
Where the systolic pressure is the onset of blood flow after stopping it by higher pressure in the cuff. The diastolic pressure is the pressure at which one can no longer hear the pulses of the heart at the end of the pressure release stroke.
So you need a pressure measuring tool and you need a microphone to hear the pulse rate and the blood flow in the arm after the cuff away from the shoulder.
The relation between these two signals indicate the required points of the blood pressures.
You need to acquire the signal from these two sensors and process them to get the blood pressure points.
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Recently I’m interested in algorithm about TSCH mode in 802.15.4e, I’m wondering if it’s possible multi-radio mechanism is allowed in communication between motes(or sensors) in wireless network.
Here I treat multi-radio as transmit data on multi channels at the same time to achieve larger throughput, i.e. we can achieve 2Mbps at most at one channel, but with multi-radio, like 5, we can achieve 5*2=10Mbps data rate at most.
I’m not sure if it works, it also seems difficult for antenna design, which is expected to be simple or at low cost.
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Dear sir it is possible to design with the help of mimo antenna through which many antennas working at the same time to transmit and reception of the signal.
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Hi researchers, I'm a PhD student , i'm working on the multi-objective optimization of RFID systems used in wireless body networks. Are there some who can help me with scientific papers that talk about a mathematical modeling of the multiobjective optimization problem of this type of problem. Knowing that I have found works that talk about multiobjective optimization of RFID systems, but these studies don't talk about multiobjective optimization in a wireless body network rather they talk about optimization in an RFID network.
Are there any papers that link the multiobjective optimization of RFID networks with the multiobjective optimization of wireless body networks?
Thank you in advance
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Check this one my be it helpful. good luck
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Recently, I was studying the knowledge about wireless rechargeable networks and found that a mobile charger can charge multiple sensor nodes simultaneously. Is there a situation where a node can be charged by multiple chargers at the same time? Please give me some references, thanks very much!
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To use one mobile charger to charge multiple nodes at the same time is a very natural and logical action. It is so that the mobile charger emits radio waves which cover its surrounding and therefore any mobile node covered by radio waves can be charged.
The reverse that one uses multiple wireless chargers to charge one node is possible but imposes requirements on the rf wireless receiver harvesting rf signal
from multiple rf sources.
One proposal is introduced by Mohammad where all sources will have the same frequency but differ in phase because of different propagation channels.
If the multiple sources have different frequencies then you need a wide band antenna or multiband antenna. The most straight forward case is to make a receiver for each source and then you sum the DC harvested power from which you can charge the battery of the node.
So, it is possible but costs more.
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We have performed the DWC of electric vehicles in network topological order, where charge was transferred among paired EV(s). I need journal suggestion for its paper publication.
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Good question, follow
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I'm about to star my thesis on wireless charging. I want to develop a system for a smart city, where there are many stations for electric vehicles (cars,buses,drones e.t.c.) to charge in order to travel longer distances. I want to use inductive charging because, firstly "smart city" and secondly for the convenience of disabled people.(electric wheelchairs batteries today can last for up to 8 hours, which is pretty good but it still separates them from society).
Before i start working on this, i found that wireless charging using radio waves via rectena now can charge cellphones up to 12 meters! I need some advice on which mean from the two i should work (basically please tell me if charging an electric car by using radio raves sounds stupid).
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You need to assess that yourself.
Look at the power that would be required to charge a car and what rf power density would be needed at the rectentenna and how this (and sidelobes and reflection from the rectentenna) compares to the ICNIRP limits for exposure to non-ionising radiation. For instance.
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Respected Sir,
I am a follower of your project. I am a research scholar. I wanted to know software and hardware which you have used for your project. Is there any toolbox available for wireless optical communication (FSO)?
Thank you for your time and waiting for your reply
Thank you.
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Matlab and OptiSystem Co-simulation is the best tool to design and investigate optical fiber/wireless links.
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I am little bit confused in reading the curve , outage probability (CDF) versus capacity. kindly explain.
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Which curve are you referring to?
The outage probability is the probability that the rate that we have selected happens to be below the capacity, because we had to pick the rate without knowing the capacity. A larger rate leads to larger outage probability.
Here is a movie where I explain this:
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In MIMO optical wireless, locating all photodiodes (PDs) in one side of the smartphone or user equipment may lead to high correlation between the elements of channel gain matrix. This will cause ill-condition channel matrix and high BER. Hence, the aim is to break this symmetry. Multi-directional Receiver (MDR) is one practical solution that has been investigated in the following paper and compared with the traditional method of locating all PDs on one side of the user's device.
Please let me know your opinion on this paper.
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I would suggest to utilize the angle diversity receiver (ADR) with narrow field of view angles. This will have many benefits either in enhancing the channel correlation r reducing both ISI and IUI.
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  1. In the performance analysis of modern wireless communication systems like the scenario of factory automation with 5G URLLC, which path loss model will be suitable and appropriate to assume?
  2. Any comments on the recent empirical findings regarding the same?
Thanks in advance.
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Use log normal _shadowing path loss model in microcell region if factory area is confined within 500 meters of radius. You will have to consider the several case...
1_ within building
2_From building to open space.
3_within open space
3_open space with scatters etc
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Dear all,
I need to simulate a wireless visual sensor network in NS-3 simulator and i need to change the field of view of camera nodes but i don't know how, did any one have an idea?
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Visual node module: An open‐source extension to the ns‐3 network simulator
DOI: 10.1002/dac.4451
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In the Random Access procedure which is performed by MAC layer it selects preambles from set A and B with equal probablility for each set.As there is only 64 number of preambles why it has to be divided into two groups.is there any significance for each group?
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Group A: When the UL data quantity is relatively small and UE is in Poor Coverage.
GroupB: When the UL data quantity is relatively large and UE is in good coverage.
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Dear all,
I have a stupid question as follow:
I read some papers related to the comparison between the capacity region between some types of wireless Medium Access Control (MAC) such as TDMA, FDMA. For example, if the capacity region of TDMA is larger than that of FDMA, can we say that the communication protocols using TDMA are more reliable than FDMA? How do we convert the data rate to reliable communication?
Thank you very much.
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Please see this attached file might be useful
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This field being new to me, I have tried reading random research papers but it couldn't help me much.I want to know about entire setup starting from field generation in driver coil till power delivery to load.
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Wireless power Transmission is possible at all non ionizing electromagnetic spectrum.basic u need is inspiration from NIKOLA TESLA then follows engineering math(advanced matrix theory, vector calculus, PDE, probability, algebra) Antenna designs, physics of electromagnetics, communication theory,electronics, signals and systems,DSP, wireless communication, digital electronics and communication. I guess this would build the fundamentals enough to explore ideas on wireless power. For further deep reserch in this field it shall involve ferromagnetic, electronics and magnetics at quantum level😅.
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Hi everyone,
This is my first time posting a question on Research Gate, hope someone can help me.
I just wonder if phase noise and I/Q imbalance the same thing in wireless receivers?
Both these two things are originated from the local oscillator.
Thank you,
Van Ly
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I want names or links of some authentic books for understanding basic concepts, latest technical challenges and future research directions. I read the book "Wireless Device-to-Device Communications and Networks"- by Lingyang Song, Dusit Niyato, Singapore Zhu Han, Ekram Hossain. But want some more books for reading .Kindly provide some links to get authentic books/ chapters on latest research updates on device to device communication.
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I think must be read the articles which related with your topic.
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South Korea, China, and the United States started racing for 5G network deployment. NYU Wireless Working on 6G, then what about India ? Is there any Lab in India ?
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