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UNDERWATER OPTICAL /ACOUSTIC COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM JAYAKUMAR. M1, PROF. T. THENMOZHI2 1PG
Scholar – Communication Systems, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Government College of Engineering, Salem - 636 011, Tamilnadu, India. *2Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Government College of Engineering, Salem - 636 011, Tamilnadu, India. ---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------collected information from different nodes. There-fore, the development of underwater acoustic communication network brought to be supported and reliable physical layer communication. The performance of the many higher layer protocols is severely restricted by the physical layer, in order that they cannot be applied into the particular underwater acoustic device network. Thus we want a system that may quickly validate the physical layer formula. Compared to the ground wireless channel, the acoustic underwater channel especially features, which also brings many challenge to acoustic underwater communication. Variation of spacefrequency, adverse effects of multiple modes and complex acoustic channel underwater all lead to instability of underwater acoustic communication. In such a complex environment, it is a great challenge to design a highly efficient water communication system. In recent decades, researchers have devised a number of subtle modes of fluid modulation. The System is equipped with four different wavelengths, which will use the FH-FSK mode with a low level of communication to the FSK mode at high speeds. The above modems are all based on traditional voice technology and volume reduction. With the growing demand for highspeed voice transmission and underwater imagery, traditional dynamics and dynamic technology can no longer adapt to information at such speeds. In recent years, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) technology has been gradually used in the underwater communication system because it can split a limited scheme, improve spectrum utilization rate, and ensure faster data transfer. The performance of many high-level protocols is severely restricted by the body layer, so they cannot be integrated into a real acoustic sensor network. We therefore need a system that can quickly activate the body layer algorithm. Compared with terrestrial wireless channel, the underwater acoustic channel, particularly the shallow ones, has several distinctive characteristics that additionally brings several challenges to the underwater acoustic communication. The time-space-frequency variation, serious multipath effects and complicated noise of underwater acoustic channel all case the instability of the underwater acoustic communication. In such a path a posh setting, it’s
Abstract - Under water acoustic connections play a very important role within the underwater wireless network. Not like a global station, modeling associate underwater acoustic station may be a major challenge because of its distinctive and powerful options. To validate the planned acoustic station communication algorithms, a regular simulation platform which will scale back verification prices features a wider application. During this paper, we tend to build normal Hardware in associate underwater simulation system supported MATLAB Software package and a true acoustic electrical device. Within the simulation program, the MATLAB script executes the rule implementation, then uses the DAQmx to send and receive knowledge with the acquisition card. Key Words: Optical Sensor, MATLAB, DAQmx.
1. INTRODUCTION In this project, a real-time software simulation software-inloop simulation was used to test and analyze the underwater the wireless network. This simulation should encourage real network deployment and help ensure the expected behavior of the network. We study double packets, one-way delays, and power consumption to analyze advanced network parameters. Testing software ready for production in imitation situations reduces active deployment. This approach will ultimately allow us to establish these parameters, test the software before deployment, and have a better understanding of network behavior. The simple style of the model cannot absolutely replicate the changes of underwater channel. On this basis, DESERT considers the mixture of the higher layer protocol and therefore the hardware platform to enhance the hardware compatibility of the simulation plat-kind, and its interface may be connected with the physical device to comprehend the look of the cross-layer protocol. How-ever, the look of most simulation platforms in the main centered on the higher layer protocol, and infrequently involves the communication formula of the physical layer. Each node within the network is supplied with associate in nursing modem that sends or receives the
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