Detection of angular orientation of a line using a hexagonal Selcuk network
Kenan E. Sahin · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 2011
In a previous paper ' Selcuk networks of various configurations were discussed in great detail.There it was shown how communication without addressing could be achieved.This paper will very briefly re- view non-addressed communication capability for the "hexagonal class K" type of a network and will show that such a capability can be exploited to recognize the angular orientation of a line of arbitrary thickness and length.Hexagonal Class K Network As in all Selcuk networks, in class K network, too, channels are unidirectional.Modules and channels are so arranged that a connected graph composed of repeated hexagons is formed.In each module, the channels alternate in direction, i.e. when one channel is directed to the module the next one is directed away from that particular module as follows: