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TRIDENT: Interference Avoidance in Multi-reader Backscatter Network via Frequency-space Division
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DOI：10.1109/INFOCOM52122.2024.10621258.png)
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Backscatter is an enabling technology for battery-free sensing in industrial IoT applications. For the purpose of full coverage of numerous tags in the deployment area, one often needs to deploy multiple readers, each of which is to communicate with tags within its communication range. But the actual backscattered signals from a tag are likely to reach a reader outside its communication range, causing undesired interference. Conventional approaches for interference avoidance, either TDMA or CSMA based, separate the readers' media accesses in the time dimension and suffer from limited network throughput. In this paper, we propose TRIDENT, a novel backscatter tag design that enables interference avoidance with frequency-space division. By incorporating a tunable bandpass filter and multiple terminal loads, a TRIDENT tag is able to detect its channel condition and adaptively adjust the frequency band and the power of its backscattered signals, so that all the readers in the network can operate concurrently without being interfered. We implement TRIDENT and evaluate its performance under various settings. The results demonstrate that TRIDENT enhances the network throughput by 3.18x, compared to the TDMA based scheme.
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Backscatter Network
Interference Avoidance
Multi-reader Backscatter
Low-power Hardware Design
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