Open Thesis

Student Assistent for Wireless Sensor Networks Lab Summer Semester 2024

Description

The Wireless Sensor Networks lab offers the opportunity to develop software solutions for the wireless sensor networking system, targeting innovative applications. For the next semester, a position is available to assist the participants in learning the programming environment and during the project development phase. The lab is planned to be held on-site every Tuesday 15:00 to 17:00.

Prerequisites

  • Solid knowledge in Wireless Communication: PHY, MAC, and network layers.
  • Solid programming skills: C/C++.
  • Linux knowledge.
  • Experience with embedded systems and microcontroller programming knowledge is preferable.

 

Contact

yash.deshpande@tum.de

alexander.wietfeld@tum.de

Supervisor:

Yash Deshpande, Alexander Wietfeld

Ongoing Thesis

Implementation and Evaluation of a Particle-Based Simulator for Molecular Communication with Diffusion and Flow

Description

Implement a particle-based simulation framework for molecular communication networks:

 

 

Use e.g. Python or MATLAB

 

Main target scenario: cylindrical tube with multiple transmitters and receivers

 

Effects: Diffusion, laminar/uniform flow -> output: particle trajectories

 

Enable different types of transmitters and receivers (e.g. point, cross-sectional distribution, volume) Flexibility in placement of TX and RX and shape of the initial molecules distribution  

 

Implement and evaluate a non-orthogonal multiple access scheme based on the distance and the emitted number of molecules from each TX

Contact

alexander.wietfeld@tum.de

Supervisor:

Alexander Wietfeld