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Analysis of symbiotic backscatter empowered wireless sensors network with short-packet communications

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  • Quang Vinh Do
  • Bui Vu Minh
  • Quang-Sang Nguyen
  • Byung-seo Kim

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Recent progress studies in light of wireless communication systems mainly centred around two focuses: zero-energy consumption and ultra-reliable and low-latency communication (URLLC). Among various cutting-edge areas, exploiting ambient backscatter communication (Backcom) has recently been devised as one of the foremost solutions for achieving zero energy consumption through the viability of ambient radio frequency. Meanwhile, using short-packet communication (SPC) is the cheapest way to reach the goal of URLLCs. Upon these benefits, we investigate the feasibility of Backcom and SPC for symbiotic wireless sensor networks by analyzing the system performance. Specifically, we provide a highly approximated mathematical framework for evaluating the block-error rate (BLER) performance, followed by some useful asymptotic results. These results provide insights into the level of diversity and coding gain, as well as how packet design impacts BLER performance. Numerical results confirm the efficacy of the developed framework and the correctness of key insights gleaned from the asymptotic analyses.

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  • Quang Vinh Do & Bui Vu Minh & Quang-Sang Nguyen & Byung-seo Kim, 2024. "Analysis of symbiotic backscatter empowered wireless sensors network with short-packet communications," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 19(8), pages 1-17, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0307366
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0307366
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