Underwater Communication Employing High-Sensitive Magnetic Field Detectors
Magnetic communication is receiving significant interest in RF-challenging environments. Particularly in underwater environments and underground wireless sensor networks, magnetic communication is an emerging research area. In this paper, a new approach for magnetic underwater communication is prese...
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doaj-7643f395a3ad4efb99667cf8fe35e4132021-03-30T04:50:16ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362020-01-01817738517739410.1109/ACCESS.2020.30266239205402Underwater Communication Employing High-Sensitive Magnetic Field DetectorsMaurice Hott0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0218-0933Peter Adam Hoeher1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3475-1710Faculty of Engineering, Kiel University, Kiel, GermanyFaculty of Engineering, Kiel University, Kiel, GermanyMagnetic communication is receiving significant interest in RF-challenging environments. Particularly in underwater environments and underground wireless sensor networks, magnetic communication is an emerging research area. In this paper, a new approach for magnetic underwater communication is presented and evaluated. In this approach, the receiver coil of a conventional magnetic induction communication system is replaced by a high-sensitive low-noise wideband magnetic field sensor. This concept enables a good detection sensitivity and, under certain conditions, an extended communication range. Most magnetic field sensors are small compared to equivalent search coils and offer a high bandwidth. Hence, they can be assembled in order to provide multiple-input multiple-output processing. Based on suitable channel modeling, trade-offs between system parameters are analyzed and the channel capacity is derived. Analytical results are supported by a prototype implementation. Potential application scenarios are studied, where emphasis is on mobile applications.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9205402/Communication channelscommunications technologymagnetic field measurementmagnetic sensorsmobile communicationunderwater communication |
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Underwater Communication Employing High-Sensitive Magnetic Field Detectors |
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Underwater Communication Employing High-Sensitive Magnetic Field Detectors |
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Underwater Communication Employing High-Sensitive Magnetic Field Detectors |
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underwater communication employing high-sensitive magnetic field detectors |
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Magnetic communication is receiving significant interest in RF-challenging environments. Particularly in underwater environments and underground wireless sensor networks, magnetic communication is an emerging research area. In this paper, a new approach for magnetic underwater communication is presented and evaluated. In this approach, the receiver coil of a conventional magnetic induction communication system is replaced by a high-sensitive low-noise wideband magnetic field sensor. This concept enables a good detection sensitivity and, under certain conditions, an extended communication range. Most magnetic field sensors are small compared to equivalent search coils and offer a high bandwidth. Hence, they can be assembled in order to provide multiple-input multiple-output processing. Based on suitable channel modeling, trade-offs between system parameters are analyzed and the channel capacity is derived. Analytical results are supported by a prototype implementation. Potential application scenarios are studied, where emphasis is on mobile applications. |
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Communication channels communications technology magnetic field measurement magnetic sensors mobile communication underwater communication |
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