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    • Molecular communication systems
    • Information theory
    • Signal processing

    Background:

    • Diffusion-based molecular communication (MC) systems are crucial for nanoscale applications.
    • Time-asynchronous channels present significant challenges for reliable data transmission.
    • Existing modulation schemes struggle with drift and background noise in MC systems.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel time-based modulation scheme for diffusion-based MC systems operating in time-asynchronous channels with drift.
    • To analyze the statistical properties of information molecule arrival times under the proposed scheme.
    • To develop asynchronous receiver designs for improved detection accuracy.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a novel time-based modulation scheme.
    • Mathematical analysis of information molecule arrival time variance, approximating a noncentral chi-squared distribution.
    • Derivation of asynchronous receiver designs using maximum likelihood (ML) detection.
    • Simulations to evaluate bit error ratio (BER) performance with varying numbers of released molecules and background noise levels.

    Main Results:

    • The sample variance of information molecule arrival times approximates a noncentral chi-squared distribution.
    • Asynchronous receiver designs based on ML detection are successfully deduced.
    • Bit error ratio (BER) performance improves with an increased number of released information molecules per bit.
    • The proposed asynchronous scheme outperforms existing techniques in the presence of non-negligible background noise.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel time-based modulation scheme effectively addresses challenges in time-asynchronous diffusion-based molecular communication.
    • The proposed ML-based asynchronous receivers offer robust performance, particularly in noisy conditions.
    • Increasing the number of transmitted molecules per bit significantly enhances system reliability.