NASA NTRS · 20170012410
Toward Reliable and Energy Efficient Wireless Sensing for Space and Extreme Environments
Abstract
Reliability is the critical challenge of wireless sensing in space systems operating in extreme environments. Energy efficiency is another concern for battery powered wireless sensors. Considering the physics of wireless communications, we propose an approach called Software-Defined Wireless Communications (SDC) that dynamically decide a reliable channel(s) avoiding unnecessary redundancy of channels, out of multiple distinct electromagnetic frequency bands such as radio and infrared frequencies.We validate the concept with Android and Raspberry Pi sensors and pseudo extreme experiments. SDC can be utilized in many areas beyond space applications.
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Choi, Baek-Young, Boyd, Darren, Wilkerson, DeLisa. 2017-10-10. Toward Reliable and Energy Efficient Wireless Sensing for Space and Extreme Environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170012410
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