Author:
Fan Yonghong,Han Daoping,Li Na
Abstract
In order to improve the communication performance between different equipment in the seismic detection system, a wireless network system with MIMO (Multiple Input and Multiple Output) characteristics was designed and applied in the paper. On the basis of 5G communication, a new data conversion and transmission model was built, which can improve the rate of signal transmission and reduce the bit error rate and power consumption. For the purpose of power optimization, the overall framework of the network system was improved, of which power characteristics and performance were verified. The conjugate beam was normalized, and the cumulative distribution function under different downlink rates was obtained based on the maximum minimum power control scheme. In order to verify the energy-saving effect of the design, the ADC (Analog-to-Digital Conversion) power model is introduced. Through simulation analysis, the change rules of spectrum efficiency and energy efficiency under different network nodes were obtained. The results show that the normalized conjugate beam can be less affected by the transmission nodes, and the power control is more reliable under the same conditions. The research and application of this subject can significantly improve the wireless communication performance of the seismic monitoring system, reduce the power consumption of network equipment, improve the data transmission efficiency, and provide strong technical support for seismic prediction and data analysis. Through the test of artificial earthquake, it is verified that the communication scheme designed in this paper has higher transmission efficiency and lower bit error rate, and is very suitable for the long-distance transmission of seismic signals.
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,General Materials Science
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