Research

Research

Publication


Wireless Network & Signal Processing

Supervised by Professor Xinbing Wang
Mar. 2015 – Present

• Received Signal Strength (RSS) based Indoor Localization
System Model I constructed a multi-dimensional probability space based on the measure theory to model all possible submitted RSS fingerprints by converting localization reliability into the problem of integration over a volume in the multi-dimensional probability space.

Based on the problem formulation, I presented domains of integration in the probability space for the location estimation in one-dimensional and two-dimensional physical indoor space, which were used to model localization in corridors and ordinary rooms, respectively.

Furthermore, to analyze the influence of imperfect databases, I calculated the probability error of location estimation incurred by the imperfect information, with the relationship between the number of sampling in the database building stage and indoor Gaussian noise impacts.

• Multihop TDMA Implementation
Framework for TDMA implementation To implement TDMA protocol in FreeBSD system, I propose six steps to finish the change:
  • Disable MAC level ACK
  • Disable RTS/CTS
  • Sending custom frame format
  • Disable transmission back-off
  • Disable virtual carrier sensing
  • Disable CCA mechanism
  • I then analysed the three types of time slot mode in TDMA protocols: control slot, contention slot and data slot and two centralized routing structure: MAC to IP table and Routing table.


    Quantum Entanglement & Optical Frequency Comb

    Supervised by Professor Guangqiang He
    Feb. 2015 – Aug. 2015

    • Pump-Signal-Idler Tripartite Entanglement
    Microresonator System SchemaI focused on pump-signal-idler tripartite entanglement and designed an experimental generator scheme based on a high-Q Whispering Gallery Microresonator filled with χ(2) lithium niobate.

    To prove high efficiency of the χ(2) nonlinearity compared with traditional χ(3) nonlinearity, I analyse the master equation and van Loock-Furusawa criteria.

    I theoretically realized the pump-signal-idler tripartite entanglement based on a χ(2) medium with a tentative 0.0136 coupling coefficient, approximately three orders of magnitude greater than traditional methods.

    • GLLE Equation Simulation
    Optics Frequency Comb EvolutionI propose to use split-step Fourier algorithms solving the GLLE partial differential equations and put Raman terms and high order dispersion terms into consideration. I use the MATLAB to simulate the Four-Wave mixing process occurred in the high-Q Whispering Gallery Microresonator.

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