The Low-Power and Long-Distance System Based on Wireless Sensor Networks
Liang Liu, Yanjun Hu, Hua Lin Qian, Xuming Pei · 2014
With the developing of low-power wireless techniques such as the micro-sensors, analog and digital electronic technology and radio frequency technology, different kinds of wireless sensor networks are widely used in the field of military, civil, medical and so on. However, in practical applications, the low-power consumption and long-distance have not been well achieved in the wireless sensor networks. In this paper, a low-power and long-distance system based on wireless sensor networks is proposed. The system model consists of two parts: the hardware includes server node, client nodes and ARM boards. The software mainly handle the analysis and construction of the communication frame as well as data analysis and processing and then the data information is processed to report to the server. We can reduce the energy consumption and increase the transmission distance by the combined application of hardware and software. The system can be used in different occasions and does have a grand application prospect.