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CELLONICS Krishnanunni R S3 ECE 42

What is cellonics? Cellonics allow modem speeds 1,000 times faster than our present modems. The new modulation and demodulation technology is called cellonics. The development is based on the way biological cells communicate with each other and nonlinear dynamical systems (NDS).

Principles: Cellonics – Electronic cells It has the ability to encode,transmit and decode digital information over a variety of physical channels. Wired and wireless communications are possible. cellonics element accept slow analog input and produces predictable fast pulse output thus encoding digital information and sending it over communication channel.

C E L O N I S The cellonics technology came after studying biological cell behavior. Study shows that human cells respond to stimuli and generate waveforms that consist of continuous train of pulses separated by periods of silence.

C E L O N I S It consume very little power. In current technology , the ASCII uses a combination of ones and zeros to display a single letter of the alphabet. The data is sent over radio frequency cycle to its destination where it is then decoded.

C E L O N I S Cellonics stands for electronic cells. The cellonics element accept a slow analog input waveform and in return produces predictable fast pulse output thus encoding digital information and sending it over communication channel. It has the ability to encode, transmit and decode digital information over a variety of physical channels, be cables or wirelessly through the air.

The cellonics technology is a fundamental modulation and demodulation technique. The Cellonics receivers generate pulses from the received analog signal and perform demodulation based on pulse counting and related algorithms. 1. The study of biological cell behaviour is only an inspiration to the invention of Cellonics circuits. The Cellonics technology is not related to any neural network communications or neurophomic electronics. 2. Slow waveforms: Analog waveforms that vary slowly with time. These waveforms can be in any arbitrary shape. 3. Fast waveforms/fast pulse trains: Waveform in the shape of pulses that varies rapidly with time. 4) Nonlinear Dynamical Systems (NDS) are the mathematical formulations required to simulate the cell responses .

Cellonics Advantages Savings on Power receiver consumed 3 times less power. This is possible because a Cellonics circuit is built with a few discrete components that are mostly passive and hence consume very little or negligible power. Savings in Implementation Time In a receiver, the Cellonics circuit replaces many traditional subsystems such as the amplifier, mixer, PLL, oscillator, filter, crystal quartz, etc. that are necessary in a common Super heterodyne and Super homodyne design.

Cellonics Advantages New Life to Communication Devices Carrier-rate Decoding (i.e. extremely fast decoding rate), multilevel capability (spectral efficiency), simple circuitry, low power consumption and low cost. Savings on Chip/ PCB Real Estate Because of its simplicity, a receiver implemented with Cellonics can save as much as 4 times the chip real estate.

Cellonics Advantages Build or Rejuvenate your Products with Cellonics simplicity, low cost, low power consumption of Cellonics™ makes it ideal for use in your next generation of feature-rich products that need to be small in size and long on power reserve

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