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• TITLE: An Acoustic Modem Featuring a Multi-Receiver and Ultra-Low Power

  AUTHORS: Antonio Sánchez, Sara Blanc, Pedro Yuste, Angel Perles, Juan José Serrano

  KEYWORDS: Underwater Acoustic Sensor Networks, Electro-Acoustic Transducers, Asynchronous Wake-Up Systems, Underwater Wireless Communication

  JOURNAL NAME: Circuits and Systems, Vol.6 No.1, January 15, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Wireless technology for underwater communication possesses a wide range of potential application, but it is still a relatively unexplored area in many aspects concerning modems physical design. A step towards future deployment of underwater networks is the reduction of power consumption. Therefore, asynchronous wakeup systems need to be integrated within the physical layer design while avoiding the use of additional transducers. This paper offers a practical and generic solution to adapt data reception and transmission together with asynchronous wakeup sub-systems in acoustic underwater modem architectures using a low power and low cost solution. The proposal has been implemented in a real prototype with success.