Energy Efficient MAC Protocols for Wireless Sensor Network

Agarwal, Shweta; Jain, Varsha; Goswami, Kuldeep

doi:10.5121/ijcsa.2014.4115

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“…These protocols are divided into four categories, namely asynchronous, synchronous, frame-slot and multi-channel [15]. In terms of the channel accesses, MAC protocols can be divided into four types, namely cross-layered, TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access), contention-based and hybrid [16].…”

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WSN infrastructure for green campus development

Widianto

Rochim

Nurhayati

et al. 2015

2015 International Conference on Information Technology Systems and Innovation (ICITSI)

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A system providing accurate environmental data for campus stakeholders to formulate and evaluate policies of the sustainable campus development is needed. This paper presents the design of WSN infrastructure capable of providing accurate, real-time and reliable environment data, namely PM2.5, SO2, CO, O3, NO2, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and light intensity to be analyzed and presented by servers. This infrastructure is composed of fixed sensor nodes, mobile sensor nodes, display nodes and server nodes. The sensor node provides environment raw data to the server using an RF transceiver. The server processes, stores and presents environment information to public users through Internet and mobile network. This infrastructure can be used as a platform to provide environmental data to decision support system for campus stakeholders, so that a recommendation can be made.

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confidence: 99%

WSN infrastructure for green campus development

Widianto

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Nurhayati

et al. 2015

2015 International Conference on Information Technology Systems and Innovation (ICITSI)

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“…It is intended for WSNs. It is designed for the purpose of saving energy in WSNs with reference to IEEE 802.11 [18], [19] MAC. It takes up various schemes to reduce wastage and consumption of energy from different sources in WSNs.…”

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Analysis and Comparison of SMAC and TMAC Protocol for Energy Efficient Dynamic Topology in Sensor Network

Samant¹,

Datta²

2016

IJECE

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<p>In the era of wireless communication, wireless sensor is one of the best technologies we are witnessing. In case of environmental monitoring, tactical systems and different tracking applications, wireless sensors are being used. Here, the corresponding nodes operate on incomplete power and thus the energy comes into play to operate these entire networks. Managing the energy and its utilization is vital for TCP/IP protocol suite which is MAC layer’s application. Thus keeping in mind the above challenges, the techniques used are increasing the sleep duration, over hearing and ideal listening, collision of packet and eliminating hidden terminal problem. This paper is oriented towards the comparison of energy consumption by SMAC and TMAC protocol. The characteristics of TMAC and SMAC protocols were explored keeping real transmission conditions intact, like variable transmission bit rate, dynamic topology and mobile sensors in network. TMAC and SMAC protocols are contention based protocols and are designed to keep the energy consumption low using duty cycle.</p>

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“…It stands for Timeout-MAC [18], [19]. It is equally a contention based MAC protocol with high energy efficiency and easy implementation.…”

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“…It is designed for the purpose of saving energy in WSNs with reference to IEEE 802.11 [18], [19] MAC. It takes up various schemes to reduce wastage and consumption of energy from different sources in WSNs.…”

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Analysis and Comparison of SMAC and TMAC Protocol for Energy Efficient Dynamic Topology in Sensor Network

Samant¹,

Datta²

2016

IJECE

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In the era of wireless communication, wireless sensor is one of the best technologies we are witnessing. In case of environmental monitoring, tactical systems and different tracking applications, wireless sensors are being used. Here, the corresponding nodes operate on incomplete power and thus the energy comes into play to operate these entire networks. Managing the energy and its utilization is vital for TCP/IP protocol suite which is MAC layer's application. Thus keeping in mind the above challenges, the techniques used are increasing the sleep duration, over hearing and ideal listening, collision of packet and eliminating hidden terminal problem. This paper is oriented towards the comparison of energy consumption by SMAC and TMAC protocol. The characteristics of TMAC and SMAC protocols were explored keeping real transmission conditions intact, like variable transmission bit rate, dynamic topology and mobile sensors in network. TMAC and SMAC protocols are contention based protocols and are designed to keep the energy consumption low using duty cycle.

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Energy Efficient MAC Protocols for Wireless Sensor Network

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WSN infrastructure for green campus development

WSN infrastructure for green campus development

Analysis and Comparison of SMAC and TMAC Protocol for Energy Efficient Dynamic Topology in Sensor Network

Analysis and Comparison of SMAC and TMAC Protocol for Energy Efficient Dynamic Topology in Sensor Network

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