MONACO: FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR NANO-COMMUNICATION NETWORKS SASEENDRANATH V.S EC S7 A ROLL NO :49 27/04/2022 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, CHENGANNUR 1
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MONACO: FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR NANO-
COMMUNICATION NETWORKSSASEENDRANATH V.SEC S7 A ROLL NO :49
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BASED ON• RAGHUPATHY SIVAKUMAR, Et.al, MONACO: FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR NANO-COMMUNICATION NETWORKS ,IEEE Wireless Communications , October 2012
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OVERVIEWIntroductionWhy Nano networks??Nano network componentsMethods for Nano communicationClassification based on Range.Nano networks versus traditional communication networksApplicationsChallengesFuture scopeConclusionReference
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INTRODUCTION• Nanotechnology based system.• Nano machines, the fundamental building blocks.• Bio inspired proposal.• Molecules are used.
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WHY NANO NETWORKS??
• Nanomachines cannot execute complex tasks by themselves.• The workspace of a single Nano-machine is extremely limited.• Nano-machines need to be deployed over large areas.• To access a Nano scale range
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METHODS FOR NANO-COMMUNICATION• Nano-mechanical : mechanical contact • Acoustic : pressure variations.• Electromagnetic :electromagnetic waves• Molecular communication: uses molecules
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NANO NETWORK COMPONENTS• Transmitter• Medium• Message• Carrier• Receiver
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CLASSIFICATION BASED ON RANGE• SHORT RANGE COMMUNICATION : nm to mm. • LONG-RANGE COMMUNICATION : mm to km.
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I. SHORT RANGE COMMUNICATION• Using molecular motors
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Cont.…..• Using Calcium Signalling.
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II. LONG-RANGE COMMUNICATION
• Using pheromones
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Molecular communication versus traditionalcommunication
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MOLECULAR NANO-COMMUNICATION NETWORKS WITH N NODES• Two cases 1. Consisting of two nodes 2. Consisting of more than two nodes
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PROTOCOL ABSTRACTIONS • Assured state transfer• Casual delivery• Directed delivery
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APPLICATIONS• Biomedical field. • Industrial and consumer good applications.• Military applications.• Environmental applications.
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CHALLENGES• Development of Nano-machines, testbeds and simulation tools• Theoretical approach.• Protocols• Lack of communication reliability.
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FUTURE SCOPE
• A vast possibility for researches and studies in this field.• A fully functional Nano-network.
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CONCLUSION• Provide efficient mechanisms for networking of Nano-machines. • Nano networks demand innovative solutions.• More benefits in medical field, efficient treatment and curing.
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Communications,” Commun.ACM, vol. 54, no. 11, November 2011, pp. 84–89.• I. F. Akyildiz, F. Brunetti, and C. Blazquez, “Nanonetworks: A New Communication
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