Using sound waves in layer 1
Is it possible, in theory, to use sound waves as the physical medium to transmit data over a network?
In other words, could you implement layer 1 of the OSI networking model using sound waves or am I totally misunderstanding the physics/networking concepts?
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Is it possible, in theory, to use sound waves as the physical medium to transmit data over a network?
In other words, could you implement layer 1 of the OSI networking model using sound waves or am I totally misunderstanding the physics/networking concepts?
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Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
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Is it possible, in theory, to use sound waves as the physical medium to transmit data over a network?
In other words, could you implement layer 1 of the OSI networking model using sound waves or am I totally misunderstanding the physics/networking concepts?
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In other words, could you implement layer 1 of the OSI networking model using sound waves or am I totally misunderstanding the physics/networking concepts?
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Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
– Ron Maupin♦
1 hour ago
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Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
– Ron Maupin♦
1 hour ago
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Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
– Ron Maupin♦
1 hour ago
Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
– Ron Maupin♦
1 hour ago
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Yes it’s possible. In fact, Amazon Dash buttons use ultrasound as a medium.
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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Anything that can transport information can be used as physical layer - sound as well as doves.
Some air-gap attacks use (ultra)sound to communicate across the air gap.
However, since the frequencies even for ultrasound are rather low, the data rate would be low as well. Also, the reach of sound waves limits the use to a single room.
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Yes it’s possible. In fact, Amazon Dash buttons use ultrasound as a medium.
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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Yes it’s possible. In fact, Amazon Dash buttons use ultrasound as a medium.
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Ron TrunkRon Trunk
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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Yes it’s possible. In fact, Amazon Dash buttons use ultrasound as a medium.
answered 3 hours ago
Ron TrunkRon Trunk
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Yes it’s possible. In fact, Amazon Dash buttons use ultrasound as a medium.
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Ron TrunkRon Trunk
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Ron TrunkRon Trunk
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
– Zac67
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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AFAIK, Dash buttons use Wi-fi.
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Anything that can transport information can be used as physical layer - sound as well as doves.
Some air-gap attacks use (ultra)sound to communicate across the air gap.
However, since the frequencies even for ultrasound are rather low, the data rate would be low as well. Also, the reach of sound waves limits the use to a single room.
answered 7 mins ago
Zac67Zac67
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Anything that can transport information can be used as physical layer - sound as well as doves.
Some air-gap attacks use (ultra)sound to communicate across the air gap.
However, since the frequencies even for ultrasound are rather low, the data rate would be low as well. Also, the reach of sound waves limits the use to a single room.
answered 7 mins ago
Zac67Zac67
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Anything that can transport information can be used as physical layer - sound as well as doves.
Some air-gap attacks use (ultra)sound to communicate across the air gap.
However, since the frequencies even for ultrasound are rather low, the data rate would be low as well. Also, the reach of sound waves limits the use to a single room.
answered 7 mins ago
Zac67Zac67
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Anything that can transport information can be used as physical layer - sound as well as doves.
Some air-gap attacks use (ultra)sound to communicate across the air gap.
However, since the frequencies even for ultrasound are rather low, the data rate would be low as well. Also, the reach of sound waves limits the use to a single room.
answered 7 mins ago
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Well, modems used to use acoustic couplers, which used sound waves to transfer data.
– Ron Maupin♦
1 hour ago