Intelligent antenna selection decision in IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks: An experimental analysis

Rehmani, Mubashir Husain; Rachedi, Abderrezak; Lohier, Stéphane; Alvès, Thierry; Poussot, Benoît

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2013.11.021

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“…Distance from sink 40m as on RSSI-based design choices [46]. By contrast, REC-FSA selects features that are available on the i-th node, related to both the status of the sensor node (e.g., V i , T i ), as well as network metrics (e.g., f rx i ).…”

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Feature selection for performance characterization in multi-hop wireless sensor networks

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“…Another proposal is made by (Bilgiç and Yegin 2014) where they propose a low-cost dual antenna diversity system that uses two PCB (printed circuit board) antennas with different radiation pattern coverage. The work from (Rehmani 2014) presented a feasibility study of making an intelligent antenna selection decision in IEEE 802.15.4 WSN. This work provided the basis to design and implement an antenna switching capability to wireless sensor nodes based on RSSI link quality metric.…”

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Antenna Diversity to Increase Reliability in Industrials Wireless Sensors Networks

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Netto

Salles

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J Control Autom Electr Syst

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Industrial WSNs are gradually gaining space in industry due to low cost of installation and maintenance. However, RF communications systems are prone to several propagation phenomena which can compromise reliability in terms of missed message deadlines. This work aims to increase the robustness of industrial WSN. In order to achieve this goal, it is necessary to correct inherent problems in wireless communications, some of which are channel noise, interference, and multipath fading. Multipath can be considered the main factor that makes communications in wireless sensor networks a real challenge when compared to other types of mediums, such as optical fiber, cable, or even directional radio transmissions. In this sense, antenna diversity is proposed as a solution to deal with these effects, with the aim of improving radio reliability to make the use of dense industrial WSN feasible. The potential of antenna diversity in WSN is not fully exploited in industrial applications. This article presents the combination of selection technique for industrial WSN through an algorithm that selects the transceiver port that has the highest link quality indicator and performs antenna switching in the radio modules. The results obtained are analyzed to verify the diversity gain by using antenna spatial diversity at reception and thus reduce packet error rate. The results corroborate with theory by increasing radio reliability in terms of diversity gain, quadrupling the received signal power when the correct antenna is chosen.

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“…In a related work, the method of cell wilting and blossoming was proposed for energy‐efficient networks. In the previous works, the intelligent antenna selection techniques were proposed for wireless sensor networks. In the previous work, efficient transmission strategy selection algorithm for machine‐to‐machine communications was proposed for 5G network.…”

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Antenna array techniques for nonuniform cell zooming and adaptive frequency planning

Lahiry

2018

Int J Communication

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This paper proposes the antenna array system and the techniques for the nonuniform cell zooming and adaptive frequency planning which is suitable for the energy-efficient LTE network and multitier 5G heterogeneous network. The antenna array system is designed for the beam width control and scan control in the azimuth plane. The beam tilt is controlled in the elevation plane to control the cell radius. The first feature of the antenna array system is to perform nonuniform sector size control in order to deal with the nonuniform traffic distribution. The second feature of the antenna array system is to control the beam scan in the azimuth plane for the adaptive frequency planning. The footprint control of the current work is evaluated considering the antenna array's radiation pattern and all the physical parameters. Adaptive frequency planning can mitigate cochannel interference (CCI), which may be caused due to the cell zooming techniques proposed in this work. The footprint simulations confirm that the antenna array system can control the sector size with the highest possible flexibility. The antenna array system due to these features can effectively mitigate the interference. The results also confirm that the current antenna array system outperforms the existing antenna array systems.

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Intelligent antenna selection decision in IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks: An experimental analysis

Cited by 17 publications

References 24 publications

Feature selection for performance characterization in multi-hop wireless sensor networks

Feature selection for performance characterization in multi-hop wireless sensor networks

Antenna Diversity to Increase Reliability in Industrials Wireless Sensors Networks

Antenna array techniques for nonuniform cell zooming and adaptive frequency planning

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