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Energy-Efficient Compressed Sensing: A joint Algorithmic/Implementation Approach Using Deterministic Sensing

Energy-Efficient Compressed Sensing: A joint Algorithmic/Implementation Approach Using Deterministic Sensing
节能压缩传感:使用确定性传感的联合算法/实现方法
批准号:
1128226
负责人:
Vladimir Stojanovic
金额:
$36.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-08-15 至 2013-12-31

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中文摘要
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这项研究的目标是开发低功耗、坚固耐用和节能的传感器,以满足当前广泛的应用,包括大规模网络和植入式生物医学传感器。其目的是开发传感器系统的基本框架,将理论和算法与有效的硬件实现和电路度量相结合,例如功率、占地面积、量化效应和其他电路和通道的非理想情况。方法是开发压缩传感技术,从而实现通用和高效的传感器设计。智力价值:这项研究的变革性方面是对传感器系统压缩传感技术的理论和硬件开发的联合调查。该计划是通过从(原始的)随机化技术转向更节能的确定性传感技术来优化信息链中的能源分配。重点放在与实践相关的制度上,这项研究的结果预计将对系统和硬件社区产生重大影响。广泛的影响:当今对节能传感器节点的需求很大。例如,在大规模网络和植入式传感器中,需要低功率节点来延长节点的平均寿命,直到维护,以及提高患者的生活质量。其目标是让实践者相信,压缩传感可以映射到硬件效率高的实现。通过创建一个在线门户,该项目还将向专家和普通民众展示所开发的传感技术的好处。为了传播基本系统/硬件框架,麻省理工学院将开设一门新的多学科课程,并向广泛的学生提供课程。
英文摘要
The objective of this research is to develop low-power, robust, and energy-efficient sensors to satisfy a wide range of current applications including large-scale networks and implantable biomedical sensors. The aim is to develop the fundamental framework for sensor systems, connecting theory and algorithms with efficient hardware implementations and circuit metrics, such as power, footprint, quantization effects, and other circuit and channel non-idealities. The approach is to develop compressed sensing techniques that result in universal and efficient sensor designs. Intellectual Merit: The transformative aspect of this research is a joint investigation into both theoretical and hardware development of compressed sensing techniques for sensor systems. The plan is to optimize energy allocation in the information chain, by shifting from (the original) randomization techniques to more energy-efficient deterministic sensing techniques. The focus is on regimes relevant to practice, and the results of this research are foreseen to greatly impact both systems and hardware communities.Broader Impacts: Energy-efficient sensor nodes are in great demand today. For example in large-scale networks and implantable sensors, low power nodes are required to increase the average node life-time until maintenance, as well as improve the patient's quality of life. The goal is to convince practitioners, that compressed sensing can be mapped to hardware-efficient implementations. By creating an online portal, the project will also demonstrate the benefits of the developed sensing techniques to both experts and general population. To disseminate the fundamental systems/hardware framework, a new multi-disciplinary course will be created at MIT and offered to a wide-range of students.
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