Enabling Underwater Acoustic Cooperative MIMO Systems by Metamaterial-Enhanced Magnetic Induction
Enabling Underwater Acoustic Cooperative MIMO Systems by Metamaterial-Enhanced Magnetic Induction
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10.1109/wcnc.2019.8885489
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2019-04
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Soham Desai;Vaishnendr D. Sudev;Xin Tan;Pu Wang;Zhi Sun
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作者:
Soham Desai;Vaishnendr D. Sudev;Xin Tan;Pu Wang;Zhi Sun
The acoustic cooperative multi-input-multi-output (MIMO) systems equipped on the underwater robot swarms (URSs) can enable long-range and high-throughput communications. However, the acoustic communications cannot provide the real-time and accurate synchronization for the distributed transmitters of the cooperative MIMO due to the large delay of acoustic channels. In addition, the narrow bandwidth of the acoustic channel further enlarges the synchronization time and errors. In this paper, we propose the metamaterial magnetic induction (M2I)-assisted acoustic cooperative MIMO to address aforementioned challenges. The synchronization time can be reduced since the M2I has negligible signal propagation delays. To quantitatively analyze the improvement, we deduce the synchronization errors, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), effective communication time, and the throughput of the system. Finally, the improvement of using M2I-assisted synchronization is validated by the numerical evaluation.