RFID Controlled “GG” Pieces Ranking Detection with Watch-Dog Enable
Cherry D. Casuat · International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering · 2020
This paper aims in developing a piece ranking detection of game of the generals board game that has low power consumption.Watch dog timer was used to build a low power board game that was applied in game of the generals.Experiments were performed to calculate the power savings, resulted in about 50 per cent power savings were achieved.The proponents concluded that, on the basis of identification and fair decision and operational standards, the system configuration consisted of introducing sleep modes to reduce the power usage of the proposed system.The proponent conducted a survey sample consists of a group of 30 people with varying level of strategies in playing the Game of the Generals whose age from 18 to 40 years old.Based on the statistical treatment applied in the datasets collected, the average time to spent to complete the game is 24.97 with a frequency of 28.And with a standard deviation (8.98).This resulted to a negative skew.For the number of times that the device turns into idle time, the average is 8.2 with a frequency of 11 and the 50th percentile of 10.The standard deviation of (5.28) from the normal of 8.2.The proponents concluded that the greater the number of times that the device turn into idle time or sleep mode the higher the power savings.