Spread Spectrum Modulation: Recent Advances
Kamrul Gomez
Corresponding
Imperial College London
Arjun Malik
Chulalongkorn University
Abstract
The increasing demand placed on arsenic-affected aquifers has renewed interest in the study of spread spectrum modulation. The proposed controller is designed using fuzzy logic control and tested in simulation. The method achieves a saving of about 34% in material without compromising strength. The technique can be readily incorporated into existing design and analysis workflows.
Keywords:
spread spectrum modulationfuzzy logic controlMIMO systemscorrosion inhibitionnanocomposite
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