Adaptive WSNs Based on HW/SW Implementation of Selective Relaying Communication Technique

Atitallah, Nesrine; Loukil, Kais; Hakim, Hela; Obeid, Abdelfattah M.; Abid, Mohamed

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-52941-7_51

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Energy Saving Multi-Relay Technique for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Hw/Sw MPSoC System

Loukil

2023

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Currently, we are witnessing a wide range of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) in various fields of application. In most cases, these networks contain numerous battery-powered sensor nodes. Therefore, the lifetime of WSNs is intrinsically dependent. For this purpose, different studies have been conducted to reduce the power consumption. We propose a new technique for reducing the power consumption of clustered WSNs. We considered clusters in which sensors transmitted data to a Cluster Head (CH) by cooperative communication based on the Bit Error Probability (BEP) criterion for the multi-relay technique. Therefore, the proposed technique uses a multi-relay to reduce the transmission power to communicate between the source and destination which respects the predefined reliability level. The proof of the described technique was performed using a multiprocessor architecture. Second, we used an efficient software/hardware (Sw/Hw) architecture that utilized accelerator modules. The experimental results demonstrate significant gains in terms of energy consumption and workload compared to the SW implementation.

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confidence: 99%

Energy Saving Multi-Relay Technique for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Hw/Sw MPSoC System

Loukil

2023

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Adaptive WSNs Based on HW/SW Implementation of Selective Relaying Communication Technique

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Energy Saving Multi-Relay Technique for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Hw/Sw MPSoC System

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