Large-scale wireless biosensor networks for biomedical diagnostics

A method comprising:

• minimizing error rates due to statistical data packet collisions in a network of distributed sensors by assigning to each sensor a unique address according to a particular address scheme where each address is one function from an infinite set of mathematically orthogonal functions convolved with a physically unclonable function, enabling a simultaneous detection from up to ten thousand points without interference at a common receiver.

A system comprising:

• a plurality of independent sensors, each of the independent sensors assigned a unique address according to a particular address scheme where each address is one function from an infinite set of mathematically orthogonal functions convolved with a physically unclonable function.

A method comprising:

• providing a communication protocol between an external transceiver and an ensemble of up to about ten thousand distributed individual sensors;
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• minimizing error rates due to statistical data packet collisions in asynchronous telemetry by assigning each sensor a unique address according to a particular address scheme where each address is one function from an infinite set of mathematically random or orthogonal functions convolved with a physically unclonable function, enabling the simultaneous detection from up to ten thousand points without interference at the transceiver.

A system for biomedical diagnostics comprising:

• an asynchronous wireless network of sensors, each sensor assigned a unique network address comprising a mathematical function from a set of mathematically orthogonal functions.