System for Avoiding Jamming of Wireless Signals
- 详细技术说明
- The inventionis a photonics-based “Jamming Avoidance Response” (JAR) device. With the fast progress of communications technology in our world,wireless communication networks are under a new and larger level of strain thanever before. One element of this strain is an increased susceptibility to radiointerference and jamming. The tight controls placed on the RF frequencyspectrum by the FCC often results in over-crowding of the frequencies, makingit difficult to optimize the use of the available spectrum. The JAR approachsuggested by the UGA researchers detects and uses spectral holes for automaticadjustment of output frequency. These adjustments are made without directcoordination with multiple systems and devices. Usingthis system for photonic Jamming Avoidance Response (JAR), radio interferenceand jamming can be avoided in RF communications. This new design aims to be asolution to issues to spectral scarcity in wireless communications.
- *Abstract
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This systemsis inspired by the neural circuitry of eigenmannia fish, which generateelectric fields to navigate their deep water surroundings. In order to avoidjamming or overlapping signals with other fish, eigemannia are able to detectand regulate their own emitted signal within a low kilohertz range. Theapproach used here utilizes the flat response frequency of photonic devices andtheir near-instantaneous response times. The photonic JAR circuit has beendeveloped through simulation using linear and nonlinear optical effects used inneuromorphic processing systems. Miniaturization of circuitry is currentlyunderway and the system is being adapted for simultaneous communication betweenmultiple users
References and Intellectual Property
Patent pending
R. Toole, A.N. Tait, T. Ferreira de Lima, M.A. Nahmias, B. J. Shastri, P. R. Prucnal, and M. P. Fok, "PhotonicImplementation of Spike Timing Dependent Plasticity and Learning Algorithms ofBiological Neural Systems," Journalof Lightwave Technology,. Vol. 34,Issue 2, pp. 470-476 (2016)
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- 美国
