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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Smart Dust"”.

  1. Optical Communication Systems for Smart Dust

    … sensing and communication devises known as "Smart Dust" are described and analyzed. A smart dust element is a self-contained sensing and communication system that can be combined into roughly a cubic-millimeter mote to perform integrated, massively distributed sensor networks. The suitable …

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  2. Securing the Future of 5G Smart Dust: Optimizing Cryptographic Algorithms for Ultra-Low SWaP Energy-Harvesting Devices

    While 5G energy harvesting makes 5G smart dust possible, stretching computation across power cycles affects cryptographic algorithms. This effect may lead to new security issues that make the system vulnerable to adversary attacks. Therefore, security measures are needed to protect data at rest and …

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  3. Low Power Adaptive Circuits: An Adaptive Log Domain Filter and A Low Power Temperature Insensitive Oscillator Applied in Smart Dust Radio

    This dissertation focuses on exploring two low power adaptive circuits. One is an adaptive filter at audio frequency for system identification. The other is a temperature insensitive oscillator for low power radio frequency communication. The adaptive filter is presented with integrated learning …

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  4. A Suite of Fast and Efficient Cryptographic Mechanisms for Wireless Ultra-Low Power Device Networks

    … is reaching every corner of our lives. Smart phones, tablets, laptop computers are just a few examples of the most known applications. Recent advances in the ultra-low power technologies enabled the development of even smaller, more mobile, autonomous devices. Wireless Sensor Networks …

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  5. Subthreshold Leakage Voltage Supervisor für den wartungsfreien Betrieb umgebungsenergieversorgter Sensorknoten

    … Anzahl von Knoten oder sehr kleinen Knoten / Smart Dust, können unwirtschaftlich werden, wenn kein wartungsfreier Betrieb gewährleistet werden kann. Erreicht ein drahtloser Sensorknoten einen energetisch niedrigen Zustand, ist es für einen erneuten Start erforderlich, dass zusätzlich zu einer …

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  6. Determination of correct operation and behaviour of a structured amorphous surface

    … surface composed of nanoscale processing units (smart dust). Such a surface (iSurface) can be considered an amorphous computer composed of a large array of identical processing units (iCells) each with its own sensor/effectors. An important requirement of such a surface is the need for a fast, …

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  7. Solar radiation pressure, drag and gravitational effects on a dust particle in Earth orbit

    … Colombo et. al studied the orbital dynamics of ``smart-dust'' under the effects of SRP and atmospheric drag. The numerical model developed here will expand on that work, but will use Hamiltonian equations of motion instead of Gauss’ equations. This approach easily incorporates forces such as drag, …

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  8. Circuit Support for Practical and Performant Batteryless Systems

    … intelligent medical implants to massive scale 'smart dust'-type sensing deployments. While today's computing and sensing hardware is well-suited for these next generation deployments, the batteries powering them are not: the size and weight of today's mobile and Internet-of-Things devices are …

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