The Terminal Design of the Energy Self-Sufficiency Internet of Things

Abstract

As quite a potential technology, the Internet of Things is bound to experience a widespread application in a few years. This paper will conduct an in-depth study on the terminal of Internet of Things. Through studying the general architecture of the Internet of Things, according to its application requirements and technical conditions, the paper analyze the factors affecting the development of the Internet of Things, then adopts the module design to design the universal terminal structure of the Internet of Things. Since the energy consumption is a core issue in the wireless sensor network design, the level of energy management strategy will continue to improve with the development of wireless sensor networks. The paper proposes the energy management system based on energy collection. The paper also initially achieves a system which can provide energy permanently to the Internet of Things using solar energy and lithium batteries.

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