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Intro
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Backscatter Provides Ubiquitous Wireless Connectivity
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LoRa Backscatter Primer
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Challenge on Packet Delivery
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Existing Works for Downlink Demodulation
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How to demodulate LoRa Symbols?
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Saiyan: a Low-power Demodulator
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Key Observation
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Frequency-amplitude Transformation
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Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Filter
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Demodulation Sensitivity of Vanilla Saiyan
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Improving the Demodulation Sensitivity
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Cyclic-frequency Shifting
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High-level Circuit Schematic
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Implementation
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Demodulation Range
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Throughput
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Power Consumption & System Cost
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Take Away
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Conclusion
Description:
Explore the design and implementation of Saiyan, an ultra-low-power demodulator for LoRa backscatter systems, in this 15-minute conference talk from NSDI '22. Learn about the challenges of long-range backscatter communication and how Saiyan addresses them by enabling feedback signal demodulation, packet re-transmission, rate adaptation, and channel hopping. Discover the key observations, frequency-amplitude transformation techniques, and use of Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) filters that contribute to Saiyan's improved demodulation sensitivity and range. Examine the high-level circuit schematic, implementation details, and performance metrics, including demodulation range, throughput, power consumption, and system cost. Gain insights into how Saiyan achieves a 3.5-5x gain in demodulation range compared to state-of-the-art systems while consuming only 93.2 μW of power.

Saiyan - Design and Implementation of a Low-power Demodulator for LoRa Backscatter Systems

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