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Use of a coded voltage signal for cable switching and fault isolation in cabled seafloor observatories
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Zhi-feng Zhang, Yan-hu Chen, De-jun Li, Bo Jin, Can-jun Yang, Jun Wang. Use of a coded voltage signal for cable switching and fault isolation in cabled seafloor observatories[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2018, 19(11): 1328-1339.
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Abstract: cabled seafloor observatories play an important role in ocean exploration for its long-term, real-time, and in-situ observation characteristics. In establishing a permanent, reliable, and robust seafloor observatory, a highly reliable cable switching and fault isolation method is essential. After reviewing the advantages and disadvantages of existing switching methods, we propose a novel active switching method for network configuration. Without additional communication path requirements, the switching method provides a way to communicate with a shore station through an existing power transmission path. A coded voltage signal with a distinct sequence is employed as the communication medium to transmit commands. The analysis of the maximum bit frequency of the voltage signals guarantees the accuracy of command recognition. A prototype based on the switching method is built and tested in a laboratory environment, which validated the functionality and reliability of the method.
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