Sentence examples for based on radio communication from inspiring English sources
It boasts a data transfer speed of 2Gbps and is based on radio communication, which (according to the researchers) leads to lower production costs.
In this paper, we propose and demonstrate experimentally a new wireless digital encryption hyperchaotic communication system based on radio frequency (RF) communication protocols for secure real-time data or image transmission.
This paper describes a solution which combines real-time communication (based on PROFIBUS-DP) with mobility (based on radio transmission) and multimedia transmission (based on IP tunnelling via PROFIBUS-DP).
Most of these applications are based on radio frequency (RF) technologies, in particular the dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) at 5.9 GHz [2], due to their significant advantages like very low latency communication and broadcasting ability [1].
Mobile communication devices, body area networks, monitoring systems, and diagnostic and therapeutic tools are based on radio frequency emissions, raising the public concern on the possible negative effects on the human health.
The beam lobe estimation is based on radio propagation.
The key element of system is based on induction radio communication technology.
Incident management relied on radio communication and so was not handicapped by the lack of mobile telephone communication.
In an area like Yunnan where language and literacy can be a barrier, health education based on verbal communication such as village meetings and radio broadcasts for both men and women that coincide with bednet distribution may be required.
M2M technologies, based on Bluetooth, radio frequency identification (RFID), and wireless communication have the potential to create a Ubiquitous-Health (uHealth) environment which would enable real-time care delivery centered on the patient, no matter what part of the world they're in.
In this paper, we theoretically analyzed the performance of bidirectional broadband ANC communication based on OFDM radio access in terms of the channel estimator's MSE and BER.
