Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Social Science, Education Management and Sports Education 2015
DOI: 10.2991/ssemse-15.2015.311
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Network Operation and Management System for Korean fir Ecosystem Monitoring Using Wireless Sensor Network

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“…The display data transmission cycle is programmed to send a message once per second. The following conversion factors are used: Voltage = (ADC Value/1023.0) * 5000 (5000 mV because the drive voltage of the Micom is 5 V); amps = (Voltage-ACS offset (1.65 V))/mV per amp (6.6 mV/A) [19]. After the output of the current sensor is converted to a 10-bit value by the ADC, this is then converted to current using the 6.6 mV/A scale factor.…”
Section: Design and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The display data transmission cycle is programmed to send a message once per second. The following conversion factors are used: Voltage = (ADC Value/1023.0) * 5000 (5000 mV because the drive voltage of the Micom is 5 V); amps = (Voltage-ACS offset (1.65 V))/mV per amp (6.6 mV/A) [19]. After the output of the current sensor is converted to a 10-bit value by the ADC, this is then converted to current using the 6.6 mV/A scale factor.…”
Section: Design and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The display data transmission cycle is programmed to send a message once per second. The following conversion factors are used: Voltage = (ADC Value/1023.0) * 5000 (5000 mV because the drive voltage of the Micom is 5 V); amps = (Voltage-ACS offset (1.65 V))/mV per amp (6.6 mV/A) [19].…”
Section: Design and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Network operation & management server as Fig. 8 is largely composed of network management, operation mode control, user input management, the main screen management, and event data management functions [7]. · Main Screen Management: it is located in the center as wallpaper with configuration images of wild vegetation community habitats and sensor network topology.…”
Section: Network Operation and Management Server For Wild Vegetatimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It provides a smart phone-based client application App. There is also access to move the manager, providing Android as the default OS [4]. Detailed functional configuration is shown in Figure 5 below.…”
Section: System Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%