Reading imitating of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) works on synchronous mode, but in practice users want to switch between "work" state and "idle" state freely, namely asynchrony. Therefore, a closing-eyes fixed time as the switch between the two states was proposed to solve the problem. Firstly, an experimental scheme was put forward, then the features of Electroencephalography (EEG) signal were extracted in time and frequency domains respectively, features of time domain were classified by Support Vector Machine (SVM) and the K-means algorithm, and features of frequency domain were classified by SVM. The highest recognition rates of time domain were 95% and 89.17%, the average time needed for classification were 1.89s and 0.11s respectively. The highest and the average recognition of frequency domain rate were 86.25% and 81.875% respectively. The experimental results show that this scheme can achieve the goal of switching the two states freely.
Based on a PDA project, a communication protocol which communicated through PSTN was introduced. Then, a series of representative link layer protocol models using Petri net were described abstractly. By the direction of Petri net emulation tool, these models were modified and improved gradually. Finally, a protocol model which could be applied in the practical work was achieved.