Towards the development of a wireless network node lifetime calculation tool
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Author(s)
Ikram, W
Thornhill, NF
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
The designers, optimizers and maintenance personnel of a wireless sensor network are frequently challenged by system level energy budget considerations. Minimizing the need for battery replacement is often the design goal while ensuring that a balance is maintained between capability and current consumption in order to address application needs. In this paper, a tool is introduced which can be used to calculate the lifetime of a battery operated wireless node. It allows the user to configure different wireless sensor platforms, select a battery of choice, and specify the application which needs to be executed over the configured hardware. As a result, the tool computes an estimate for the expected lifetime of the wireless sensor node. Furthermore, the tool also provides a detailed overview of the energy consumed by each component during a duty cycle. © 2013 IEEE.
Date Issued
2013
Citation
IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA, 2013
ISSN
1946-0740
Journal / Book Title
IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA
Copyright Statement
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Description
3/07/14 meb. Accepted version Ok to add.
Source
IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, ETFA 2013
Source Place
Cagliari
Start Date
10 September 2013
Finish Date
13 September 2013