An Energy Eﬃcient MAC Protocol for Linear WSNs

Dai, Guoyong; Chen, Miao; Kezhen, Ying; Wang, Kai; Chen, Qingzhang

doi:10.1049/cje.2015.10.010

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“…This research aimed to review the relevant MAC protocols to apply a duty cycle function, as the current MAC solutions are not solving the communication delay. The authors do not discuss senderinitiated and receiver-initiated asynchronous MAC and RDC protocols for LWSNS [37]. Ricardo et al [38] presented a survey on duty cycle mechanisms.…”

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An Overview of Medium Access Control and Radio Duty Cycling Protocols for Internet of Things

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The Internet of Things (IoT) applications such as smart grids, smart agriculture, smart cities, and e-healthcare are popular nowadays. Generally, IoT end devices are extremely sensitive to the utilization of energy. The medium access control (MAC) layer is responsible for coordination and access of the IoT devices. It is essential to design an efficient MAC protocol for achieving high throughput in IoT. Duty cycling is a fundamental process in wireless networks and also an energy-saving necessity if nodes are required to operate for more than a few days. Numerous MAC protocols along with different objectives have been proposed for the IoT. However, to the best of our knowledge, only limited work has been performed dedicated to covering MAC and radio duty cycling (RDC). Therefore, in this study, we propose a systematic cataloging system and use if to organize the most important MAC and RDC proposals. In this catalog, each protocol has been categorized into main ideas, advantages, applications, limitations, innovative features, and potential future improvements. Our critical analysis is different from previous research studies, as we have fully covered all recent studies in this domain. We discuss challenges and future research directions.

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An Overview of Medium Access Control and Radio Duty Cycling Protocols for Internet of Things

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“…Tunca et al [9] presented a distributed mobile sink routing protocol for timesensitive applications in WSN, aiming to minimize the overhead while preserving the advantages of mobile sinks. Dai et al [10] dealt with the energy efficiency problem from MAC layer, and designed an energy efficient MAC protocol for Linear WSN. Song and Zheng [11] formulated the energy efficiency problem in wireless powered sensor network as a nonlinear fractional programming, and designed a particle-swarm-optimization-based solution algorithm.…”

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A Multi‐queue Approach of Energy Efficient Task Scheduling for Sensor Hubs

Huang

Zhang

2020

Chin. j. electron.

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“…Such strategies include Y-MAC [58] , SLC [59] , etc. Finally, recent years have also witnessed some MAC protocols which are applied in specific applications or integrated with other energyefficient schemes, e.g., the SLDMAC [60] for the linear-topology WSNs with mobile relays, JRAM [61] and QTSAC [62] which combined routing and medium access control protocols, such as Asym-MAC [63] in which the transmission is triggered by both transmitter and receiver, DTMC [64] using 3-D discrete-time Markov chain model, and the State of Charge based MAC protocol (SoC-MAC) [65] .…”

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A Survey on Energy-Efficient Strategies in Static Wireless Sensor Networks

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Wang

Min

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ACM Trans. Sen. Netw.

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A comprehensive analysis on the energy-efficient strategy in static Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) which are not equipped with any energy harvesting modules was conducted in this paper. Firstly, a novel generic mathematical definition of Energy Efficiency was proposed, which took the acquisition rate of valid data, the total energy consumption, and the network lifetime of WSNs into consideration simultaneously. To the best of our knowledge, it is for the first time that the Energy Efficiency of WSNs is mathematically defined. The energy consumption characteristics of each individual sensor node and the whole network were expounded at length. Accordingly, the concepts concerning the Energy Efficiency, namely the Energy-efficient Means, the Energy-efficient Tier, and the Energy-efficient Perspective, were proposed. Subsequently, the relevant energy-efficient strategies proposed from 2002 to 2019 were tracked and reviewed. Specifically, they were classified into five categories, i.e., the Energy-Efficient Media Access Control (EEMAC) protocol, the Mobile Node Assistance Scheme (MNAS), the Energy-Efficient Clustering Scheme (EECS), the Energy-Efficient Routing Scheme (EERS), and the Compress Sensing based Scheme (CSS) respectively. A detailed elaboration on both the basic principle and the evolution of them was made. Finally, further analysis on the categories was made and the related conclusion was drawn. To be specific, the interdependence among them, the relationships between each of them and the Energy-efficient Means, the Energy-efficient Tier as well as and the Energy-efficient Perspective were analyzed in detail. Besides, the specific applicable scenarios for each of them and the relevant statistics analysis were detailed. The proportion and the number of citations of each category were illustrated by the statistical chart. In addition, the existing opportunities and challenges facing WSNs in the context of the new computing paradigm, and the feasible direction concerning the energy efficiency in the future were pointed out.

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An Energy Eﬃcient MAC Protocol for Linear WSNs

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

An Overview of Medium Access Control and Radio Duty Cycling Protocols for Internet of Things

An Overview of Medium Access Control and Radio Duty Cycling Protocols for Internet of Things

A Multi‐queue Approach of Energy Efficient Task Scheduling for Sensor Hubs

A Survey on Energy-Efficient Strategies in Static Wireless Sensor Networks

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