Measurement And Validating Energy Harvested In Wireless Sensor Nodes

Mohd Addie, Amir (2014) Measurement And Validating Energy Harvested In Wireless Sensor Nodes. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In this research I will research in Performance Analysis Energy Harvested Wireless Sensor Nodes. Wireless sensor technology, which integrates transducers, measurement electronics and wireless communication, has become increasingly vital in structural monitoring applications. Wireless sensor networks are used in scenarios where many sensors need to collect data and exchange with a central base station. These battery powered devices are expected to have a long lifetime as frequent battery replacement is labor intense and in some cases may not be possible due to deployment constraints. Furthermore, in the case of wireless sensor nodes located on structures, it is often advantageous to embed them, which makes an access impossible. Therefore, if a method of obtaining the untapped energy surrounding these sensors was implemented, significant life could be added to the power supply. A smart approach is to adapt the system according to the incoming energy. One of the ways is using green and unlimited source energy with harvesting solution. In this paper, we aim in havested the performance of the energy various applications and validate it on its efficiency, reliability and robustness to overcome the problems faced by the use of batteries. A comparison will be made on the performance that vary from the power consumption, network type, mobility, latency and also data throughput.

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