Millimeter-Wave Physical Layer Security through Space-Time Modulated Transmitter Arrays
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Abstract

Wireless security and privacy is gaining a significant interest due to the burgeoning growth of communication devices across the electromagnetic spectrum. In this article, we introduce the concept of the space-time modulated millimeter-wave wireless links enabling physical layer security in highspeed communication links. Such an approach does not require cryptographic key exchanges and enables security in a seamless fashion with no overhead on latency. We show both the design and implementation of such a secure system using custom integrated chips at 71-76 GHz with off-chip packaged antenna array. We also demonstrate the security metric of such a system and analyze the efficacy through distributed eavesdropper attack.

Year of Publication
2022
Conference Name
2022 IEEE 22nd Annual Wireless and Microwave Technology Conference (WAMICON)
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