Enabling Efficient Data Transmission in Wireless Sensor Networks-Based IoT Application

The use of the Internet of Things(IoT)is expanding at an unprecedented scale in many critical applications due to the ability to interconnect and utilize a plethora of wide range of devices.In critical infrastructure domains like oil and gas supply,intelligent transportation,power grids,and autonomous agriculture,it is essential to guarantee the confidentiality,integrity,and authenticity of data collected and exchanged.However,the limited resources coupled with the heterogeneity of IoT devices make it inefficient or sometimes infeasible to achieve secure data transmission using traditional cryptographic techniques.Consequently,designing a lightweight secure data transmission scheme is becoming essential.In this article,we propose lightweight secure data transmission(LSDT)scheme for IoT environments.LSDT consists of three phases and utilizes an effective combination of symmetric keys and the Elliptic Curve Menezes-Qu-Vanstone asymmetric key agreement protocol.We design the simulation environment and experiments to evaluate the performance of the LSDT scheme in terms of communication and computation costs.Security and performance analysis indicates that the LSDT scheme is secure,suitable for IoT applications,and performs better in comparison to other related security schemes.

Design of intelligent detecting system based on wireless transmission

An intelligent detecting system based on wireless transmission is designed. Its hardware includes the card reading module, the wireless digital transmission module, the LCD module, the random password keyboard module and a 16×16 lattice word database based on e-Flash MM36SB020. Its software is a communication protocol between the central control computer and the entrance management base station. To resolve the conflicting problems occurred during the data transmission, a method of delaying time at random is proposed.

A New Method to Improve Performance of Cooperative Underwater Acoustic Wireless Sensor Networks via Frequency Controlled Transmission Based on Length of Data Links

In this paper a new method to improve performance of cooperative underwater acoustic (UWA) sensor networks will be introduced. The method is based on controlling and optimizing carrier frequencies which are used in data links between network nods. In UWA channels Pathloss and noise power spectrum density (psd) are related to carrier frequency. Therefore, unlike radio communications, in UWA Communications signal to noise ratio (SNR) is related to frequency besides propagation link length. In such channels an optimum frequency in whole frequency band and link lengths cannot be found. In Cooperative transmission, transmitter sends one copy of transmitted data packets to relay node. Then relay depending on cooperation scheme, amplifies or decodes each data packet and retransmit it to destination. Receiver uses and combines both received signals to estimate transmitted data. This paper wants to propose a new method to decrease network power consumptions by controlling and sub-optimizing transmission frequency based on link length. For this purpose, underwater channel parameters is simulated and analyzed in 1km to 10km lengths (midrange channel). Then link lengths sub categorized and in each category, optimum frequency is computed. With these sub optimum frequencies, sensors and base station can adaptively control their carrier frequencies based on link length and decrease network’s power consumptions. Finally Different Cooperative transmission schemes “Decode and Forward (DF)” and “Amplify and Forward (AF)”, are simulated in UWA wireless Sensor network with and without the new method. In receiver maximum ratio combiner (MRC) is used to combining received signals and making data estimations. Simulations show that the new method, called AFC cooperative UWA communication, can improve performance of underwater acoustic wireless sensor networks up to 40.14%.

Characterization of Blue-Green Light Non-Line-of-Sight Transmission in Seawater

The blue-green light in the 450 nm to 550 nm band is usually used in underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC). The blue-green light transmission in seawater is scattered by the seawater effect and can achieve communication in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) transmission mode. Compared to line-of-sight (LOS) transmission, NLOS transmission does not require alignment and can be adapted to various underwater environments. The scattering coefficients of seawater at different depths are different, which makes the scattering of light in different depths of seawater different. In this paper, the received optical power and bit error rate (BER) of the photodetector (PD) were calculated when the scattering coefficients of blue-green light in seawater vary from large to small with increasing depth for NLOS transmission. The results show that blue-green light in different depths of seawater in the same way NLOS communication at the same distance, the received optical power and BER at the receiver are different, and the received optical power of green light is greater than that of blue light. Increasing the forward scattering coverage of the laser will suppress the received optical power of the PD, so when performing NLOS communication, appropriate trade-offs should be made between the forward scattering coverage of the laser and the received optical power.

Mobile Positioning System Based on the Wireless Sensor Network in Buildings

Established on the Intel Multi-Core Embedded platform, using 802.11 Wireless Network protocols as the communication medium, combining with Radio Frequency-Communication and Ultrasonic Ranging, imple-ment a mobile terminal system in an intellectualized building. It can provide its holder such functions: 1) Accurate Positioning 2) Intelligent Navigation 3) Video Monitoring 4) Wireless Communication. The inno-vative point for this paper is to apply the multi-core computing on the embedded system to promote its com-puting speed and give a real-time performance and apply this system into the indoor environment for the purpose of emergent event or rescuing.

Wireless sensing system for environmental humidity and temperature monitoring

Aiming at the actual demand for monitoring environmental information,a wireless sensing system for temperature and relative humidity(RH)monitoring based on radio frequency(RF)technology and mobile network was designed.This paper introduces the architecture of the system.The system uses AVR micro controller unit(MCU),KYL-1020U RF module and SHT71 to complete real-time temperature and humidity monitoring,and uses SIM900A module to realize remote alarming and monitoring with short message system(SMS)through global system for mobile communication(GSM).Experimental results show that the designed system has good stability of measurement and real-time performance,and it can be used in some small temperature and humidity monitoring occasions.

Development of Pandemic Monitoring System Based on Constellation of Nanosatellites

Covid-19 is a global crisis and the greatest challenge we have faced.It affects people in different ways.Most infected people develop a mild to moderate form of the disease and recover without hospitalization.This presents a problem in spreading the pandemic with unintentionally manner.Thus,this paper provides a new technique for COVID-19 monitoring remotely and in wide range.The system is based on satellite technology that provides a pivotal solution for wireless monitoring.This mission requires a data collection technique which can be based on drones’technology.Therefore,the main objective of our proposal is to develop a mission architecture around satellite technology in order to collect information in wide range,mostly,in areas suffer network coverage.A communication method was developed around a constellation of nanosatellites to cover Saudi Arabia region which is the area of interest in this paper.The new proposed architecture provided an efficient monitoring application discussing the gaps related to thermal imaging data.It reached 15.8 min as mean duration of visibility for the desired area.In total,the system can reach a coverage of 5.8 h/day,allowing to send about 21870 thermal images.

Artificial Anal Sphincter with Sensor Feedback Powered by Transcutaneous Energy Transmission

This artificial anal sphincter (AAS) is used to help patients who are in severe incontinence. It consists of two parts. The first part is taken outside with patients. The second is implanted in the bodies to provide independent evacuation for patients. It is powered through transcutaneous energy transmission by the first part. There are two sensors in the second part. One sensor measures the pressure in the cuff-clamp around the recta. The other measures the pressure of the recta. As soon as the pressure measured by the later reaches the threshold, a signal is sent out to patients through wireless communication to alarm patients preparing defecation. Patients can give a start signal to begin defecating after they are ready. And they can also give a signal to stop defecating like a healthy person. With the aids of the novel medical device, patients can defecate as a healthy person. The first generation of this AAS is presented.

Designing of New Data Synchronization System

As the rapid development of Wireless Communications and the popularity of the Intelligent Terminal, data synchronization has been a social focus, meanwhile, user terminal devices are increasingly diversified, traditional synchronization technology based C/S mode has such deficiencies as insufficient amount of transmitting data and bad Real-time efficiency. It has become increasingly unable to meet the needs of future development. In this paper, we proposed and designed a new method and system by separating control with transmission to synchronize data to ensure Real-time data and improve efficiency.

An Overview of SWIPT Circuits and Systems

From a circuit implementation perspective,this paper presents a brief overview of simultaneous wireless information and power transmission(SWIPT).By using zero-power batteryless wireless sensors,SWIPT mixes wireless power transmission with wireless communications to allow the truly practical implementation of the Internet of Things as well as many other applications.In this paper,technical backgrounds,problem formation,state-of-the-art solutions,circuit implementation examples,and system integrations of SWIPT are presented.

Simultaneously transmitting and reflecting(STAR)RISs for 6G:fundamentals,recent advances,and future directions

Simultaneously transmitting and reflecting reconfigurable intelligent surfaces(STAR-RISs)have been attracting significant attention in both academia and industry for their advantages of achieving 360°coverage and enhanced degrees-of-freedom.This article first identifies the fundamentals of STAR-RIS,by discussing the hardware models,channel models,and signal models.Then,three representative categorizing approaches for STAR-RISs are introduced from the phase-shift,directional,and energy consumption perspectives.Furthermore,the beamforming design of STAR-RISs is investigated for both independent and coupled phase-shift cases.As a recent advance,a general optimization framework,which has high compatibility and provable optimality regardless of the application scenarios,is proposed.As a further advance,several promising applications are discussed to demonstrate the potential benefits of applying STAR-RISs in sixth-generation wireless communication.Lastly,a few future directions and research opportunities are highlighted.

Pulse Generation and Compression Techniques for Microwave Electronics and Ultrafast Systems

Ultrabroadband systems and ultrafast electronics require the generation,transmission,and processing of high-quality ultrashort pulses rang-ing from nanoseconds(ns)to picoseconds(ps),which include well-established and emerging applications of time-domain reflectometry,arbitrary wave-form generation,sampling oscilloscopes,frequency synthesis,through-wall radar imaging,indoor communication,radar surveillance,and medical radar detection.Impulse radar advancements in industrial,scientific,and medical(ISM)domains are,for example,driven by ns-scale-defined ultrawideband(UWB)technologies.Nevertheless,the generation of ultrashort ps-scale pulses is highly desired to achieve unprecedented performances in all these ap-plications and future systems.However,due to the variety and applicability of different pulse generation and compression techniques,the selection of optimum or appropriate pulse generators and compressors is difficult for practitioners and users.To this end,this article aims to provide a comprehen-sive overview of ultrashort ns and ps pulse generation and compression techniques.The proposed and developed pulse generators available in the litera-ture and on the market,which are characterized by their corresponding pros and cons,are also explored.The theoretical analysis of pulse generation us-ing a nonlinear transmission line(NLTL)presented in the literature is briefly explained as well.Additionally,a holistic overview of these pulse genera-tors from the perspective of applications is given to describe their utilization in practical systems.All of these techniques are well summarized and com-pared in terms of fundamental pulse parameters,and research gaps in specified areas are highlighted.A thorough discussion of previous research work on various topologies and techniques is presented,and potential future directions for technical advancement are examined.