Wireless power transfer to stacked modules for IoT sensor nodes

Yanagawa, Shusuke; Shimizu, Ryo; Hamada, Mototsugu; Shimizu, Toshihisa; Kuroda, Tadahiro

doi:10.1109/isocc.2017.8368826

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“…Through the energy harvesting circuit, the sensors can harvest energy from different energy sources [ 7 ], such as sun light, wind, etc. Radio frequency (RF) based wireless power transfer in IoT system [ 8 , 9 ], which is more reliable and controllable, is also drawn a lot of research interests [ 10 ].…”

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Resource Allocation in Wireless Powered IoT System: A Mean Field Stackelberg Game-Based Approach

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The IoT system has become a significant component of next generation networks, and drawn a lot of research interest in academia and industry. As the sensor nodes in the IoT system are always battery-limited devices, the power control problem is a serious problem in the IoT system which needs to be solved. In this paper, we research the resource allocation in the wireless powered IoT system, which includes one hybrid access point (HAP) and many wireless sensor nodes, to obtain the optimal power level for information transmission and energy transfer simultaneously. The relationship between the HAP and the sensor nodes are formulated as the Stackelberg game, and the dynamic variations of the energy for both the HAP and IoT devices are formulated through the dynamic game with mean field control. Then the power control in the wireless powered IoT system is formulated as a mean field Stackelberg game model. We aim to minimize the transmission cost for each sensor node based on optimally power resource allocation. Meanwhile, we attempt to minimize the energy transfer cost based on power control. As a result, the optimal solutions based on the mean field control of the sensor nodes and the HAP are achieved through dynamic programming theory and the law of large numbers, and ε-Nash equilibriums can be obtained. The energy variations for both the sensor nodes and HAP after the control of resource allocation based on the proposed approach are verified based on the simulation results.

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