Location-Dependent EM Leakage of the ATxmega Microcontroller

Korak, Thomas

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-17040-4_2

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“… Poor system’s integrity and reliability: The absence of a central power management mechanism, the erroneous electromagnetic sources from sketchy handling of the unused BECs’ pins (these pins may act as antennae), and the uncontrolled performance in the various shields from different vendors, constitute only some of the issues that are responsible for poor reliability. In addition, certain security issues may arise for some MCUs which are very popular in the OSH platforms [ 89 ]. No form factor and encapsulation provision: Any WSAN application domain has its own particular requirements for the form factor and the encapsulation of the systems in order to facilitate the deployment and to ensure the longevity of the systems.…”

Section: Challenges Trends and Constraints In Wsan Hardware Desigmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Challenges Trends and Constraints In Wsan Hardware Desigmentioning

confidence: 99%

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SensoTube: A Scalable Hardware Design Architecture for Wireless Sensors and Actuators Networks Nodes in the Agricultural Domain

Piromalis

Arvanitis

2016

Sensors

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Wireless Sensor and Actuators Networks (WSANs) constitute one of the most challenging technologies with tremendous socio-economic impact for the next decade. Functionally and energy optimized hardware systems and development tools maybe is the most critical facet of this technology for the achievement of such prospects. Especially, in the area of agriculture, where the hostile operating environment comes to add to the general technological and technical issues, reliable and robust WSAN systems are mandatory. This paper focuses on the hardware design architectures of the WSANs for real-world agricultural applications. It presents the available alternatives in hardware design and identifies their difficulties and problems for real-life implementations. The paper introduces SensoTube, a new WSAN hardware architecture, which is proposed as a solution to the various existing design constraints of WSANs. The establishment of the proposed architecture is based, firstly on an abstraction approach in the functional requirements context, and secondly, on the standardization of the subsystems connectivity, in order to allow for an open, expandable, flexible, reconfigurable, energy optimized, reliable and robust hardware system. The SensoTube implementation reference model together with its encapsulation design and installation are analyzed and presented in details. Furthermore, as a proof of concept, certain use cases have been studied in order to demonstrate the benefits of migrating existing designs based on the available open-source hardware platforms to SensoTube architecture.

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Section: Challenges Trends and Constraints In Wsan Hardware Desigmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Challenges Trends and Constraints In Wsan Hardware Desigmentioning

confidence: 99%