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2020-07-13
Manaka, Keisuke, Chen, Liyuan, Habuchi, Hiromasa, Kozawa, Yusuke.  2019.  Proposal of Equal-Weight (2, 2) Visual Secret Sharing Scheme on VN-CSK Illumination Light Communication. 2019 IEEE VTS Asia Pacific Wireless Communications Symposium (APWCS). :1–5.
Variable N-parallel code-shift-keying (VN-CSK) system has been proposed for solving the dimming control problem and the adjacent illumination light interference in illumination light communication. VN-CSK system only focuses on separating the light signal in the illumination light overlapping area. While, it is considerable to transmit a new data using the light overlapping. Visual secret sharing (VSS) scheme is a kind of secret sharing scheme, which distributes the secret data for security and restore by overlapping. It has high affinity to visible light communication. In this paper, a system combined with visible light communication and (2,2)-VSS scheme is proposed. In the proposed system, a modified pseudo orthogonal M-sequence is used that the occurrence probability of 0 and 1 of share is one-half in order to achieve a constant illuminance. In addition, this system use Modified Pseudo-Orthogonal M-sequence(MPOM) for ensuring the lighting function. The bit error rate performance of the proposed system is evaluated under the indoor visible light communication channel by simulation.
2020-03-02
Sun, Dajun, Ouyang, Yujie, Han, Yunfeng, Zhang, Jucheng.  2019.  Design and Verification of Wake-up Signal for Underwater Nodes. 2019 IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Communications and Computing (ICSPCC). :1–5.
The construction and improvement of the underwater acoustic network is the premise and guarantee for the development of the marine industry. Because the underwater nodes need to work for a long time, it is especially important to ensure that the nodes have a long standby capacity. In general, the node is in a low-power standby state waiting for a wake-up signal. When the node detects the wakeup signal, it will resume normal operation. In this paper, we propose a signal design based on the m-sequence. which can detect the hidden awakening signal in the complex environment with low SNR and small Doppler shift. Simulation and experimental data indicate that when the input SNR is as low as -11 dB and the signal has a small Doppler shift, the system can still achieve a detection probability of 100% and ensure that the false alarm probability is lower than 10-6.