Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Other/Summer/2024/pMA


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    1 == Programmable Metamaterial Antenna For Physical Layer Security
     1== **Programmable Metamaterial Antenna For Physical Layer Security**
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    3 Members: Dylan Turner, Prachi Patel
     3**Members:** Dylan Turner, Prachi Patel
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    5 Project Advisors and Mentors: Narayan Mandayam, ____ Wu, Hariharan Venkat
     5**Project Advisors and Mentors:** Narayan Mandayam, ____ Wu, Hariharan Venkat
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    7 == PROJECT OVERVIEW
     7== **PROJECT OVERVIEW**
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    99With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution, there is an increasing need to develop low-cost physical layer security protocols for devices. This will reduce the computational power that is required and propagate energy savings to potentially tens of billions of IoT devices.  This project proposes a computationally simpler solution that uses Metamaterial antenna arrays that scramble the signal for eavesdroppers from undesired directions. This is called Directional Modulation.
     
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     20**Technologies:** GNU Radio,
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    21 == PROGRESS LOG
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    23 Week 1 (5/28 - 5/30)
     23== **PROGRESS LOG**
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     25**Week 1 (5/28 - 5/30)**
    2426     - We began reading the research paper our project is based on, which details the fundamental aspects of our topic.
    2527     - We met with our mentor and began discussing topics in depth in regards to metamaterial antennas.
    2628     - We learned how to use Orbit and the command line arguments in order to connect to the node along with turning it on and off.
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    28 Week 2 (6/3 - 6/6)
     30**Week 2 (6/3 - 6/6)**
    2931     - We learned the fundamentals of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM).
    3032     - We watched an Introduction to Linux presentation.
     
    3436       (SDR).
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    36 Week 3 (6/10 - 6/13)
     38**Week 3 (6/10 - 6/13)**
    3739     - We began looking into source code for the OFDM transmitter block that required modification.
    3840     - We learned how to output to file sink using GNURadio.
     
    4547     - We modified the saving script to accept a second set of vectors as input which will multiply the OFDM carrier allocation output.
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    47 Week 4 (6/17 - 6/20)
     49**Week 4 (6/17 - 6/20)**
    4850     - Created custom python blocks to interact with OFDM Carrier Allocator Block:
    4951            - Prints its output in a readable format.