dynamic data transmission technology for expendable current profiler based on low-voltage differential signaling
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Abstract
A dynamic data transmission technology for expendable current
profilers (XCPs) is proposed in this paper. Two parallel varnished wires are
employed as the data transmission medium. By testing the transmission
properties of the varnished wires, a baseband transmission system is studied
and designed. Modified low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) is adopted as the physical layer for data transmission. The data transmission protocol is
modified and optimized in accordance with the RS-232 protocol, and the
Manchester code is superimposed. According to the results of indoor and
marine tests, the data transmission distance of the designed system, which
employs a 0.1 mm diameter varnished wire, extends to 2 km with high
efficiency and accuracy for data transmission, exhibiting excellent
performance. Moreover, this data transmission technology could be used for
other expendable marine-environment parametric measuring instruments such as
an expendable bathythermograph and an expendable conductivity temperature
depth profiler.
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| Authors | ;S. Li;S. Li;Q. Zhang;Q. Zhang;X. Zhao;X. Zhao;S. Liu;S. Liu;Z. Yuan;Z. Yuan;X. Zhang;X. Zhang |
| Journal | radiologic technology |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.5194/gi-6-263-2017
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