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Energy Efficiency in Wireless Sensor Networks A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of
with energy consumption of the sensor node is considered. The proposed method analyzed the sensor nodes to collect information about these nodes and group them to solve the coverage issue. One prime node is selected in each group which has the capability to reach any home sensor devices including the base station or the server device. The proposed model of the new home WSN with the prime nodes
Abstract. Energy is an important requirement of wireless sensor networks for better performance. A widely employed energy-saving technique is to place nodes in sleep mode, corresponding to low-power consumption as well as to reduce operational capabilities.
Powering-up Wireless Sensor Nodes Utilizing Rechargeable Batteries and an Electromagnetic Vibration Energy Harvesting System Salar Chamanian 1,*, Sajjad Baghaee 1, Hasan Ulusan 1,
Simulating Power/Energy Consumption of Sensor Nodes with Flexible Hardware in Wireless Networks Jingyao Zhang, Srikrishna Iyer, Patrick Schaumont, and Yaling Yang
equal power consumption rate among all nodes in a WSN. This topic has been largely overlooked by the literature, but has a significant impact in the design of WSNs with fixed sensor nodes and
energy consumption on a fixed number of nodes [10, 11] Sensors and communications processes in LEACH protocols are designed appropriately to minimize the energy consumption for the nodes other than the host node.
among sensor nodes. However, key management protocols require However, key management protocols require a great deal of energy consumption, particularly in the
The energy consumption of the node in a given power mode is given in the node datasheet provided by the manufacturer. The activity of the sensor nodes (i.e. sensing, computing,
The sensor nodes are responsible for collecting the locally available sensor data. The sensor nodes are small and inexpensive. Since most nodes are traditionally battery powered, power consumption is an important consideration when setting up a WSN. Once the data has been collected from the sensor nodes, they then transmit that information to a data fusion node. Due to their limited power and
sensor networks, nodes that are not in use should be turned off to conserve energy. Another limitation of the work proposed in [Zhao et al., 2002] is that they do not model any communication among the sensors, neither between the sensors and the monitoring node.
elaborate sensor node model. In addition, our protocol stack is based on IEEE 802.15.4 standard [10]. PowerTOSSIM [11] is an energy-aware WSN emulator
Energy consumption is the core issue in wireless sensor networks (WSN). To generate a node energy model that can accurately reveal the energy consumption of sensor nodes is an extremely important part of protocol development, system design and performance evaluation in WSNs.
Greening and Optimizing Energy Consumption of Sensor Nodes
RAWSN A Routing Algorithm Based on Auxiliary Nodes to
Nevertheless, wireless sensor nodes have some constraints regarding severe energy ingesting of the batteries, which is a substantial issue to its own existence causing scrambled network self-sufficiency.
explores the tradeoff between reachability and energy consumption using both simulations and a deployment of Sun SPOT sensor nodes. Keywords: Wireless sensor networks, probabilistic broadcasting, query dissemina-
1 Bounding the Energy Consumption of Mobile Sensor Nodes For Triangulation-based Coverage Asheq Khan, Chunming Qiao, Prachee Sharma and Satish K. Tripathi
on-line energy estimation mechanism for small sensor nodes. The mechanism runs directly on the sensor nodes and pro- vides real-time estimates of the current energy consumption.
performance in energy consumption and lifetime of the network in comparison with similar methods. Key-words: Clustering, Localization, Positioning, Energy, Sensor Networks. 1. Introduction . Wireless sensor networks are oneclass of wireless ad hoc networks and in these networks, the sensor nodes accumulate data of the physical environment and process it and then send it to the base station (BS
PDF Abstract. Section: In this paper, we propose an event-driven queuing Petri net(QPN) model to simulate the energy consumption behaviors of sensor nodes in Section 2. The framework architecture of a dedicated energy consumption evaluation platform is introduced in Section 3.
energy consumption of sensor nodes. In the proposed work, a cluster based wireless sensors network is considered. Prediction model is designed for sensor nodes that transmit data in given time slot scheduled by cluster head. So, sensor nodes must be active during their transmission time slot. LMS algorithm based adaptive filter is implemented with variable step size for data transmission
As energy is one of most important aspects for evaluating algorithms’ performance, it’s crucial to provide a tool to measure the energy consumed. There still was not satisfying solution to monitor energy consumption of every sensor node in large–scale wireless sensor network. In this paper, we propose a new real–time energy monitoring
Simulations show that the sensor nodes reduce energy consumption by using mobile agents [20]. In the GFCM 6 protocol [21] which has actually improved FCM protocol for network clustering with combining genetic algorithm and fuzzy methods.
however, few studies exist which have measured the energy consumption of sensors in a sensor network. A study by Anastasi et. al measured energy consumption of a sensor node by
Energy Sharing for Multiple Sensor Nodes with Finite Bu ers
Each of the sensor nodes in the network is energy constrained and each component in a sensor node consumes a certain amount of energy, hence energy utilization becomes
model, energy consumption. nodes and we have similar and redundant data. Ther 1. INTRODUCTION WSNs consist of large number of distributed sensor nodes with the ability to monitor physical or environmental conditions, such as temperature, vibration, sound, pressure, humidity or motion. Sensor nodes pass their data through the network to a main location, external sink or a base-station. A sensor
Energy Efficient Design for Body Sensor Nodes Yanqing Zhang 1,*, Yousef Shakhsheer 1, Adam T. Barth 1, Harry C. Powell Jr. 1, If energy consumption can be reduced far enough, perpetual operation on harvested energy becomes a possibility. Thus, BSN node sensing, processing, storage, and wireless transmission must all be done in a way that reliably delivers the important data but with …
Keywords-Wireless Sensor Network, Energy Efficiency, Network Lifetime, Cluster Head, Routing Protocol. aim of every the nodes in the network stay alive as long as I. INTRODUCTION
1 35. Greening and Optimizing Energy Consumption of Sensor Nodes in the Internet of Things through Energy Harvesting: Challenges and Approaches
Energy Consumption Reduction of Clustering Communication Based on Number of Neighbors for Wireless Sensor Networks Noritaka Shigei, Hiromi Miyajimay, and Hiroki Morishita z Abstract— The wireless sensor network (WSN) technology is a key component for ubiquitous com-puting. In order to achieve the long term operation of WSNs, communication protocols based on cluster-ing have been …
Abstract. This paper presents an agent-based analytical model to minimize the energy consumption for border nodes in Sensor-Medium Access Control (S-MAC), a cluster-based contention protocol.
Abstract Sensors for data collecting are vital in the development of IoT and intelligent systems. High power consuming current and voltage monitors are indispensable in conducting maximum power point tracking (MPPT) in traditional PV energy wireless sensor nodes.
When energy consumption by wireless sensor nodes gets off balance, partitions in the network appear because several of the nodes stop functioning. The respective network’s lifetime also diminishes.
Abstract. Minimizing the sensor-node energy consumption is an important consideration when designing wireless sensor networks. In this paper, we focus on the energy consumption issues related to communication of data from correlated sensor nodes.
Energy consumption management by clustering and
number of active sensor nodes and using a small amount of energy consumption in wireless sensor networks. This paper extends a result from 22 where only uniform sensing
the energy consumption of the sensor nodes, applications and routing protocols are able to make informed decisions that increase the lifetime of the sensor network. However, it is in general not possible to measure
Abstract: A sensor network is a set of sensor nodes, which attach to each other via links that may cause energy loss in sensor network. Clustering the nodes is an applicable and effective way that prevents the energy loss.
microgenerator tuning system, as well as the power consumption models of sensor node. Therefore not only the energy harvester design parameters but also the sensor node operation parameters can be optimised in order to achieve the best system performance. The power consumption models of the microcontroller and the sensor node are built based on their operation scenarios so that the …
additional nodes to the regions where the energy of the sensors will be depleted soon. In this work, we propose a hierarchical approach for collecting residual energy information in the sensor network continuously in order to construct an energy map at 45
to sensor nodes, energy from external sources can be harvested to power the nodes and in turn, increase their lifetime and capability. Given the energy-usage profile of a node, energy …
Reducing Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks using Ant Colony Algorithm and Autonomy Mechanisms Javad Mozaffari Department of Computer, Ardabil Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ardabil, Iran Department of Computer, Ardabil Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ardabil, Iran Mehdi EffatParvar * Department of Computer, Ardabil Branch, Islamic Azad …
Minimizing Power Consumption in Sensor Networks with Quality of Service Requirement Navid Ehsan Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of California, San Diego, CA 92093 nehsan@ucsd.edu Mingyan Liu Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 mingyan@eecs.umich.edu Abstract Minimizing energy and power consumption …
Analytical Model of Energy Consumption in Cluster based
Bounding the Energy Consumption of Mobile Sensor Nodes For
ENERGY-AWARE NODE PLACEMENT IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK USING ACO . RABINDRA KU JENA . Institute of Management Technology, Nagpur, India . Email: rkjena@gmail.com. ABSTRACT . The recent popularity of applications based on wireless sensor WSN) provides a strong networks (motivation for pursuing research in different dimension of WSN. Node placement is an important task in wireless sensor …
As energy is one of most important aspects for evaluating algorithms’ performance, it’s crucial to provide a tool to measure the energy consumed. There still was not satisfying solution to monitor
that we only consider the transmission energy consumption of the static sensor nodes; and not the energy consumed by the mobile element for travel. This assumption is justified by the fact that the static sensor nodes are more likely to be energy constrained [8]. Moreover, the energy consumption of the mobile collector can be explicitly captured by the constraint on the total travel delay if
of energy harvesting to provide a perpetual source of energy for the nodes. An energy harvesting (EH) sensor node replenishes the energy it consumes by harvesting energy from the environment (e.g., solar, wind power etc.) or other sources (e.g., body
Analysis of Energy Consumption for Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks Using a Bit-Meter-per-Joule Metric J. L. Gao1 In this article, we present a system-level characterization of the energy con- sumption for sensor network application scenarios. We compute a power efficiency metric—average watt-per-meter—for each radio transmission and extend this local metric to find the global energy
sensor networks contain sensor nodes, where each sensor node has sensing, transceiver, processing and memory units, as in figure 1.The limited memory capability and energy utilisation
2017 International Conference on Computer Network, Electronic and Automation (ICCNEA 2017) 15 Research on Balanced Energy Consumption of Wireless Sensor Network Nodes
station in wireless sensor network Since the consumption energy of clusters due to exchange of many data is more than normal nodes, it is clear that their energy should be finished in a shorter time too. Therefore, in LEACH dynamic clustering has been proposed, in order to, solve the problem of rapid finishing of cluster heads’ energy. This means that after each start-up phase i.e. after
4 BSN requirements Form factor, battery life, realibility, safety, security, privacy, ease of use… Energy efficiency plays a big role Computation vs communication
Energy model of sensor nodes in WSN factors are the size, cost and energy. Computational power and communication in general are considered to be of acceptable
EFFICIENT ENERGY CONSERVATION ALGORITHM FOR MOBILE SENSOR
Minimization of energy consumption design for wireless
A State-based Energy Dissipation Model for Wireless Sensor Nodes we propose a State-based Energy Dissipation Model (SEDM) that tries to represent realistically the behavior of a sensor network in terms of energy dissipation. Based on this model, more realistic results can be obtained when evaluating solutions to wire-less sensor networks that take into account energy aspects of the sensor
Power Consumption Analysis of Bluetooth Low Energy, ZigBee and ANT Sensor Nodes in a Cyclic Sleep Scenario Artem Dementyev1, 2, Steve Hodges2, Stuart Taylor2 and Joshua Smith1
Energy efficiency is the key requirement to maximize sensor node lifetime. Sensor nodes are typically powered by a battery source that has finite lifetime. Most Internet of Thing (IoT
decrease the power consumption of mobile sensor nodes. The power conservation is done by utilizing the power conservation modes such as active mode, idle mode and deep sleep mode. This algorithm also increases the lifetime of wireless sensor network. The simulation results show that the proposed system is more efficient in increasing the energy conservation. Index Terms – Square grid
The present work is to optimize energy consumption in wireless sensor networks for multi-layer medium access control (ML-MAC) scheme where the delay times, i.e., maximum response time delay, packet transmission delay, clock-drift delay, sleep delay and queuing delay are considered. Particle swarm optimization (PSO) is a popular multidimensional optimization procedure which is used in this
H. Y. ZHOU ET AL. 19 n 2. Node Energy Modeling . WSN nodes consist of several functional modules: Micro-processor, Transceiver, Sensor, and power supply modules.
Efficient use of energy in the wireless sensor network is one of the most challenging tasks for the user of the sensor networks. Usually sensor devices are small and inexpensive so they can be produced and deployed in large numbers, but their resources of energy, memory, computational speed and bandwidth has several constraints. Therefore, it is important to design sensor networks aiming to
Software-based On-line Energy Estimation for Sensor Nodes
Effects of Sensor Nodes Mobility on Routing Energy Consumption Level and Performance of Wireless Sensor Networks Mina Malekzadeh Golestan University Zohre Fereidooni Golestan University M.H. Shahrokh Abadi Electrical and Computer Faculty Hakim Sabzevari University ABSTRACT Due to wireless sensor networks (WSN) characteristics, routing in these networks is a challenging task …
energy consumption in wireless sensor networks has been presented. In this research, by considering some parameters as energy and distance, a target function has been created, which is more optimum comparing to other methods. In this research cluster head is selected by genetic algorithm. In RAWSN algorithm a new technique of replacing auxiliary nodes when some CHs ’energies come to an end
In case some of the sensor nodes are mobile, mobility can finally be used as a tool for reducing energy consumption (beyond duty cycling and data-driven techniques). In a static sensor network packets coming from sensor nodes follow a
This paper is intended to guide developers of wireless systems who are puzzled by the vast number of radio configuration parameters and options. We provide experimental data comparing power consumption of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), ZigBee and ANT protocols for a …
Information Capacity of Energy Harvesting Sensor Nodes R Rajesh, Vinod Sharma and Pramod Viswanath Abstract—Sensor nodes with energy harvesting sources are gaining popularity due to their ability to improve the network life time and are becoming a preferred choice supporting ‘green communication’. We study such a sensor node with an energy harvesting source and compare …
energy consumption. A new optimal method (orthocenter based approach) has been proposed for the two A new optimal method (orthocenter based approach) has been proposed for the two tired architecture of sensor nodes which may face a problem of path loss.
International Journal of Ad hoc, Sensor & Ubiquitous Computing (IJASUC) Vol.3, No.2, April 2012 2 physical destruction of nodes or energy depletion.
Reducing Radio Energy Consumption of Key Management
LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION RATEINHOME SENSORS USING
ENERGY-EFFICIENT NODE SCHEDULING MODELS IN SENSOR NETWORKS
Energy-Aware Fragmented Memory Architecture with a
Energy Management for Wireless Sensor Network Nodes
ENERGY MODEL OF SENSOR NODES IN WSN afahc.ro
Energy Efficient Design for Body Sensor Nodes ETH Z
station in wireless sensor network Since the consumption energy of clusters due to exchange of many data is more than normal nodes, it is clear that their energy should be finished in a shorter time too. Therefore, in LEACH dynamic clustering has been proposed, in order to, solve the problem of rapid finishing of cluster heads’ energy. This means that after each start-up phase i.e. after
A State-based Energy Dissipation Model for Wireless Sensor Nodes we propose a State-based Energy Dissipation Model (SEDM) that tries to represent realistically the behavior of a sensor network in terms of energy dissipation. Based on this model, more realistic results can be obtained when evaluating solutions to wire-less sensor networks that take into account energy aspects of the sensor
Minimizing Power Consumption in Sensor Networks with Quality of Service Requirement Navid Ehsan Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of California, San Diego, CA 92093 nehsan@ucsd.edu Mingyan Liu Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 mingyan@eecs.umich.edu Abstract Minimizing energy and power consumption …
Abstract. Minimizing the sensor-node energy consumption is an important consideration when designing wireless sensor networks. In this paper, we focus on the energy consumption issues related to communication of data from correlated sensor nodes.
Energy efficiency is the key requirement to maximize sensor node lifetime. Sensor nodes are typically powered by a battery source that has finite lifetime. Most Internet of Thing (IoT
Energy Efficient Design for Body Sensor Nodes Yanqing Zhang 1,*, Yousef Shakhsheer 1, Adam T. Barth 1, Harry C. Powell Jr. 1, If energy consumption can be reduced far enough, perpetual operation on harvested energy becomes a possibility. Thus, BSN node sensing, processing, storage, and wireless transmission must all be done in a way that reliably delivers the important data but with …