Wireless Sensor Network has grown rapidly, e.g. using the Zigbee RF module and combined with the Raspberry Pi 3, a reason at this research is building a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). this research discusses how sensor nodes work well and how Quality of Service (QoS) from the Sensor node being analyzed and the role of Raspberry Pi 3 as an internet gateway will sending a blood pressure data to the database and displayed in real-time on the internet, from this research it is expected that patients can check the blood pressure from home and don't need to the Hospital even data can be quickly and accurately received by Hospital Officers, doctors, and medical personnel. the purpose of this research is make a prototype to providing a blood pressure (mmHg) real-time data from systolic and diastolic data patient's that determine patients suffering from symptoms of certain diseases, i.e, anemia, symptoms of hypertension and even more chronic diseases. this research discusses how sensor nodes work well and how Quality of Service (QoS) from the Sensor node being analyzed and the role of Raspberry Pi 3 as an internet gateway will sending a blood pressure data to the database and displayed in real-time on the internet. Furthermore, Zigbee has the task of sending Blood pressure (mmHg) data in real-time to the database and then sent to the internet from Zigbee end-device communication to ZigBee coordinator. Zigbee communication at a distance of 5 meters, RSSI simulations show a value of -29 dBm and the experiment shows a value of -40 dBm, at a distance of 100 m, RSSI shows a value of -55 dBm (simulation) and -86 dBm (experiment).
This research discusses how to build and analyze a 915 MHz Long Range (LoRa) E32 Frequency-based Node Sensor network with a Micro Sensor with 3 sensor outputs produced i.e, Temperature (DegC), Air Pressure (hPa), and Humidity (%). therefore, This research succeeded in making a sensor node using the LoRa E32 915 MHz using a mini type ATmega 328p microcontroller with a 3.7 volt, 1000 mAh battery. The display on the receiver uses an 8X2 LCD which will output 3 sensor data outputs. furthermore, the result and analysis of this research are how to analysis of the LoRa Chirp Signal, furthermore, LoRa Chirp Signal obtained from the Textronix Spectrum analyzer in realtime, Quality of Service (QoS), Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) (-dBm), uplink and downlink data on the Internet Server. Furthermore, The Micro Sensor Graph Output will be displayed on the application server with a sensor data graph. In this research Application Server used is Thingspeak from Mathworks.
Keywords-Long range; microcontroller; internet of things; quality of service; micro sensor(
Currently, agricultural technology or Farming development is increasingly sophisticated by applying LoRaWAN-based IoT technology, ignoring quality agricultural products. LoRaWAN used in this research uses Long-Range Frequency 915 MHz and 920 MHz. The case study in this research is a case of river water quality that enters agricultural land or irrigation in Temas, Batu City, where the river water has been contaminated by household waste. The prototype installed on this farm uses an Arduino and Dragino LoRa 915 MHz microcontroller as transceivers and input and output devices consisting of ultrasonic sensors and water pH sensors, and outputs such as Solenoid valves mounted on tub one and tub 2. In contrast, tub 3 is a unique tub for distributing water to agricultural land with normal water pH quality. In this research, realtime monitoring, especially on the conditions of water turbidity, water pH, and water level.
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