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摘要
本文提出了一种基于随机子载波(RSC)正交频分复用(OFDM)的光子辅助毫米波(MMW)系统欺骗传感与安全通信的集成方案。基于位和星座级的混沌加密,利用RSC-OFDM信号对发射信号进行进一步干扰,实现感知欺骗。此外,为了充分利用感知功能实现协同安全,设计了感知辅助动态参数(DP)加密,以感知信息作为随机种子获得加密DP和加密序列。在实验中,在100ghz毫米波系统中,在1.2 m无线信道上成功实现了RSC-OFDM信号的欺骗感知和保密通信。结果表明,该方案在保证误码率性能的同时,有效地提高了系统的安全性。数据速率可达7.69 G bit/s,可实现厘米级分辨率和毫米级精度。同时,对于1.2 m目标,该方案可以成功实现0.25 ~ 8.03 m的距离欺骗。
Integrated deceptive sensing and secure communication scheme based on RSC-OFDM in a photonics-assisted 100 GHz millimeter-wave system.
In this Letter, an integrated deceptive sensing and secure communication scheme based on random subcarrier (RSC) orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) in a photonics-assisted millimeter-wave (MMW) system is proposed. Based on chaotic encryption on bit and constellation level, the RSC-OFDM signal is used to further disturb the transmitting signal and achieve sensing deception. Moreover, to make full use of sensing function to achieve collaborative security, sensing-aided dynamic parameter (DP) encryption is designed, which uses sensing information as the random seed to get encryption DPs and sequences. In the experiment, the RSC-OFDM signal integrated deceptive sensing and secure communication are successfully transmitted over a 1.2 m wireless channel in a 100 GHz MMW system. The results show that the proposed scheme can effectively improve the security of the system while ensuring bit error rate performance. The data rate can be up to 7.69 G bit/s and the scheme can achieve centimeter-level resolution and millimeter-level accuracy. Meanwhile, the scheme can successfully achieve distance deception between 0.25 and 8.03 m for 1.2 m target.
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