Study on the contactless data transmission for ocean underwater vertical sensor structure

Wu, Shuai; Zhang, W.X.; Li, Z.H.; Deng, Yongqing; Liang, Jie; Li, F.C.; Lan, Hua Lin

doi:10.1080/20464177.2016.1236716

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“…The mooring cable passes through the magnetic ring to realize data transmission, this method does not need to consider the problem of watertightness, and is suitable for a variety of complex and harsh sea conditions. It can form a vertical structure of underwater multi-acquisition nodes by carrying a variety of Marine sensors on a mooring cable [2].…”

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Study on the inductively coupled high rate system and long-distance transmission

Wu,

Huang,

Zhang

et al. 2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The inductively coupled transmission chain can carry multiple Marine sensors, which is an important means to obtain Marine data, but the current transmission rate of inductively coupled data is low, which can not meet the needs of future Marine data transmission. The induction coupling system designed in this paper adopts the structure of double magnetic loop and a double-winding, and adopts the new single frequency different code algorithm to realize the data transmission rate of 150kbps. Different water environments were set up in the laboratory for testing, and the lower bit error rate was found in the water environment with the ion concentration of 10%-35%, which met the requirements of inductive coupling data transmission in a multi-water environment. It is of great significance to establish the research of underwater inductively coupled long-distance transmission for the subsequent design of a new inductively coupled transmission chain and the improvement of the data transmission rate.

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confidence: 99%