A Control-Theoretic Model for Bidirectional Molecular Communication Systems

IF 2.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications Pub Date : 2023-06-27 DOI:10.1109/TMBMC.2023.3290077
Taishi Kotsuka;Yutaka Hori
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Molecular communication (MC) enables cooperation of spatially dispersed molecular robots through the feedback control mediated by diffusing signal molecules. However, conventional analysis frameworks for the MC channels mostly consider the dynamics of unidirectional communication, lacking the effect of feedback interactions. In this paper, we propose a general control-theoretic modeling framework for bidirectional MC systems capable of capturing the dynamics of feedback control via MC in a systematic manner. The proposed framework considers not only the dynamics of molecular diffusion but also the boundary dynamics at the molecular robots that captures the lag due to the molecular transmission/reception process affecting the performance of the entire feedback system. Thus, methods in control theory can be applied to systematically analyze various dynamical properties of the feedback system. We perform a frequency response analysis based on the proposed framework to show a general design guideline for MC channels to transfer signal with desired control bandwidth. Finally, these results are demonstrated by showing the step-by-step design procedure of a specific MC channel satisfying a given specification.
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双向分子通信系统的控制理论模型
分子通信(MC)通过扩散信号分子介导的反馈控制,实现了空间分散分子机器人的协作。然而,传统的MC通道分析框架大多考虑单向通信的动力学,缺乏反馈交互的影响。在本文中,我们为双向MC系统提出了一个通用的控制理论建模框架,该框架能够通过MC系统地捕捉反馈控制的动力学。所提出的框架不仅考虑了分子扩散的动力学,还考虑了分子机器人的边界动力学,该动力学捕捉了由于分子传输/接收过程影响整个反馈系统性能而产生的滞后。因此,控制理论中的方法可以用于系统地分析反馈系统的各种动力学特性。我们在所提出的框架的基础上进行了频率响应分析,以展示MC信道以所需控制带宽传输信号的通用设计指南。最后,通过展示满足给定规范的特定MC信道的逐步设计过程来证明这些结果。
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