SAW wireless, passive sensor spread spectrum platforms

Pavlina, J.; Santos, B.; Malocha, D.C.

doi:10.1109/ultsym.2008.0268

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“…Numerous technological platforms, including semiconductor-based sensors, piezoelectric substrates, and inductive sensors, can be used to implement passive wireless sensors. One of the extensively utilized technologies that relies on the concentration of the traveling wave on the surface of the piezoelectric-based sensors are surface acoustic wave (SAW) based sensors [39]. One sensor operation at a time was the norm for SAW device implementations in the past.…”

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A Hyperspectral Image Classifiers Within Wireless Sensor Network in Extreme Environments

Agha¹,

Abdul-Jabbar²

2023

RR. I.T.

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Progress in the field of computer networks has produced many areas of researches which paved the way for studying many new applications. One of the most popular applications that has shifted from the research level to the application level is wireless sensor networks (WSNs), based on which other advanced fields such as the Internet of Things are built. These wireless sensor networks have been applied in many applications, and has proven to be an effective tool in collecting information in different environments, but with the expansion of the range of places that humans are interested in and trying to explore, the need has become urgent to apply wireless sensor networks to environments that are difficult to deal with by humans. This imposes new obstacles on the implementation and the performance of wireless sensor networks such as space, or applications that impose immersion of sensors in water, or industrial environments with high noise or medical environments, and perhaps toxic environments or those characterized by very high or very low temperatures. All these mentioned before prompted us to open new horizons of researches for wireless sensor networks to collect data from those environments. Many studies have appeared to deal with these types of environments, and we will add to them the use of edge computing to deal with data at the place of gathering, especially in the space environment and aerial photography, where the data will be processed at the end of data collection and transmission since the transmission consumes the major part of energy, we will decrease by processing the date at the edge of the network. Classified information is sent only to the ground station to reduce bandwidth usage and perform real-time calculations.

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Section: Extreme Environmentsmentioning

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A Hyperspectral Image Classifiers Within Wireless Sensor Network in Extreme Environments

Agha¹,

Abdul-Jabbar²

2023

RR. I.T.

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“…Surface acoustic wave (SAW) based sensors are one of the widely used technologies that are based on concentration of the travelling wave on the surface of the piezoelectric based sensors [38]. Prior implementations of SAW devices were for one sensor operation at a time.…”

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Wireless Sensor Systems for Space and Extreme Environments: A Review

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Using wireless sensor network (WSN) for building new sensing and actuating applications in space and extreme environments (SEEs) can fuel a new application paradigm if it can be adopted into a new strategy. This complementary contribution from the Guest Editors carries an important message of breaking away from conventional WSN research and developments and adopting a heterogeneous agile unconventional wireless sensing (UWS) approach deployment. For this, we urge the use of lightweight WSN known as wireless sensor systems (WSS) to develop optimized solutions for SEE. This paper also discusses some critical technologies of WSS-SEE and includes three key aspects of a new approach to examine: 1) the characterizes of SEE; 2) potential applications of UWS; and 3) heterogeneously nature of the applications. A further clarification for deployment of UWS is demonstrated using a table with six groups of typical application areas from the recent publications media. Index Terms-Wireless sensing, wireless sensor systems, WSN, space, extreme environments, unconventional wireless sensing (UWS), heterogeneous sensor systems.

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“…Surface acoustic wave (SAW) based sensors are one of the widely used technologies that are based on concentration of travelling wave on the surface of the sensor [13][14][15]. Prior implementations of SAW devices were for one sensor operation at a time.…”

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Battery free wireless sensor networks: Theory and applications

Abedi

2014

2014 International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications (ICNC)

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One of the major hurdles in wide spread use of wireless sensor networks is power consumption, i.e., the battery limitations. For several years, researchers tried to minimize power consumption of wireless nodes by designing more efficient data collection, transmission, storage, and processing methods. In this position paper, we will review the paradigm changing battery-free wireless sensing, which was originally designed for monitoring NASA's inflatable lunar habitat and ended up being commercialized for monitoring jet engines, brain injury detection, and indoor navigation.Theory and practical applications presented in this paper will cover basic research in a University lab to commercial products for Army, Air Force, NASA, NFL and several future directions.

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SAW wireless, passive sensor spread spectrum platforms

Cited by 5 publications

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A Hyperspectral Image Classifiers Within Wireless Sensor Network in Extreme Environments

A Hyperspectral Image Classifiers Within Wireless Sensor Network in Extreme Environments

Wireless Sensor Systems for Space and Extreme Environments: A Review

Battery free wireless sensor networks: Theory and applications

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