In this paper, a novel sinusoidal current signal-based fire detection system is proposed with automatic address assignment. The system model employs a conventional power line to embed fire information, i.e., the address, rather than using an additional communication line. At the transmitter, different frequencies of the sinusoidal current signal are combined and transmitted through a power line. At the receiver, fast Fourier transform (FFT) is applied to distinguish the frequency bins, which can represent the addresses of fire detectors. The proposed system model is implemented and the numerical results are presented in terms of measurements.
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