IEEE P1906.1-D2.0-2014 pdf free.Draft Recommended Practice for Nanoscale and Molecular Communication Framework.
A common framework greatly aids in communicating ideas among researchers from diverse fields and developing useflul simulators for nanoLseale communication. This includes interconnecting systems of multiple types of nanoscale simulators. A common abstract model enables theoretical progress to proceed from different disciplines with a common language. This framework serves as a recommended practice for additional nanoscalc communication networking standards as industry becomes more involved in commercial integration of the technology.
Nanoscale communication standards are needed by the biomedical industry to create break-through diagnostic and treatment methods. Technical discussions and establishment of standards in nanoscaic communications are impaired by lack of a common conceptual model and common nomenclature. This standard will enable research and dcvclopmcnt in this area by focusing industry and academia on a common conceptual model, common language, and nomenclature for nanoscale communications. IEEE 1906.1 will allow a family of standards to be developed that will lead to creation of the nanoscale communications mechanisms for various applications.
The stakeholders are broad, including the telecommunications industry, computer industry, biological and medical devices industry, and material science-related industries as some of the most obvious beneficiaries.
2. Normative references
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ISOI’TS 276X7:2OO Nanotechnologics —Terminology and definitions for nano-objects — Nanoparlicle, nanofibre and nanoplate definition 2.1
3. Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
For the purposes of this document, the following terms and definitions apply. The IEEE Standards Dictionary Online subscription should be consulted for terms not defined in this clause.
active network: A network composed of packets flowing through a telecommunications pathway that dynamically modifies its operation. Scc also: program.
actual positive: The correct classification of a signal.
affinit: The tendency of an atom or compound to combine with atoms or other compounds. See also:receiver.IEEE P1906.1-D2.0 pdf free download.