能量受限分子通信中基于调度的传输信号整形

IF 2.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC IEEE Transactions on Molecular, Biological, and Multi-Scale Communications Pub Date : 2023-11-08 DOI:10.1109/TMBMC.2023.3329801
Mustafa Can Gursoy;Urbashi Mitra
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基于扩散的分子通信(DBMC)系统依靠分子的扩散传播来传递信息。在 DBMC 系统中,由于每个发射的分子都会经历随机延迟,因此脉冲整形对 DBMC 系统的可靠性和整体性能至关重要。为此,考虑到 DBMC 系统固有的资源有限性,本文引入了一个新颖的框架来模拟和优化 DBMC 发射器。利用无线数据包调度理论的工具,DBMC 脉冲整形问题被表述为一个能量受限的资源分配问题。通过所开发的框架,可以证明误差概率最小的最佳脉冲形状是延迟尖峰脉冲,其中产生的延迟是可用能量预算的递减函数。该框架随后被扩展到吸收式和被动/观测式接收器结构,以及在释放前分子会在发射器体内降解的系统。数值结果证实了所做的分析,并表明延迟尖峰在误差性能方面优于传统的非零宽度脉冲形状。
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Scheduling-Based Transmit Signal Shaping in Energy-Constrained Molecular Communications
Diffusion-based molecular communications (DBMC) systems rely on diffusive propagation of molecules to convey information. In a DBMC system, as each emitted molecule experiences a stochastic delay, pulse shaping is crucial for a DBMC system’s reliability and overall performance. To this end, acknowledging the inherent resource-limited nature of a DBMC system, a novel framework to model and optimize a DBMC transmitter is introduced in this paper. Leveraging tools from wireless packet scheduling theory, the DBMC pulse shaping problem is formulated as an energy-constrained resource allocation problem. Through the developed framework, it is shown that the provably optimal pulse shape that minimizes the error probability is the delayed-spike pulse, where the incurred delay is a decreasing function of the available energy budget. The framework is then extended to both absorbing and passive/observing receiver structures, as well as systems where molecules can degrade in the transmitter body prior to release. Numerical results corroborate the developed analysis, and show that the delayed-spike outperforms conventional, non-zero-width pulse shapes in terms of error performance.
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