Power optimization in wireless sensor networks
Archana Bomnale, Saurabh Malgaonkar · 2018
In recent technological trends, the cloud or the big data platform requires data gathered from multiple diverse networks especially for the visual analytics aspect. The nodes present in such networks always collect, process and transfer the essential data. So in such scenario power efficiency along with the bandwidth of the networks become the crucial factors as they both play an important role in maintaining the life and longevity of the networks; specifically that of the wireless networks. The devices which don't have a constant power source, are mostly battery driven, they are commonly the IoT devices, mobile phones, sensor nodes, smartwatches etc. So the design and development of a power efficient data routing protocol is always in demand and this research work is always perpetual from industry as well as academics aspect. Such research work also contributes towards green computing. In this paper a short study on the various protocols specialized for such task has been carried out and also the TEEN protocol is investigated experimentally.