Athraa Jani
ABSTRACT
Molecular communication is an approach that draws inspiration from biological systems, involving the transmission, propagation, and reception of molecules among nanoscale machines. Achieving precise control over molecular transmissions between these nanomachines can be considered as significant obstacle in this field. Numerous research efforts have focused on modeling the communication medium, known as the channel, in molecular communication. These studies primarily adopt a communication or information-theoretical standpoint to understand and analyze the channel properties.
The primary goal of this paper is to develop a model for a time-slotted communication system among nanoscale machines within a one-dimensional environment. This communication system incorporates bio-inspired rules that are evaluated during each interval. To validate the proposed system model, different network sizes were tested using the probabilistic model checking tool PRISM.
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Index Terms
- Bio-inspired Nano Communication System
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