Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications

The availability of low-powered and cheap microprocessors, radio frequency integrated circuits and the development of new wireless communication techniques, make the wireless sensor networks (WSN) one of todays most promising technologies. Minimizing energy consumption and maximizing the lifetime of...

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Main Authors: Shafiullah, G., Thompson, A., Wolfs, Peter, Ali, S.
Other Authors: Unknown
Format: Conference Paper
Published: IEEE 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7257
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author Shafiullah, G.
Thompson, A.
Wolfs, Peter
Ali, S.
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Thompson, A.
Wolfs, Peter
Ali, S.
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description The availability of low-powered and cheap microprocessors, radio frequency integrated circuits and the development of new wireless communication techniques, make the wireless sensor networks (WSN) one of todays most promising technologies. Minimizing energy consumption and maximizing the lifetime of the networks are key requirements in the design of sensor network applications. Optimally designed medium access control (MAC) and routing protocols minimize energy consumption and prolong the network life. In this study, we have investigated an energy-efficient adaptive TDMA (EA-TDMA) protocol for railway applications that used in communication between sensor nodes and the cluster-head (CH) placed in a railway wagon. This protocol is suitable for medium traffic applications and reduces energy consumption by shortening the idle period when devices have no data to transmit. We have developed an analytical model for EA-TDMA and compared its performance with conventional TDMA and bit-map-assisted (BMA) protocols.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-72572017-10-02T02:27:19Z Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications Shafiullah, G. Thompson, A. Wolfs, Peter Ali, S. Unknown access protocols time division multiple access routing protocols railway rolling stock wireless sensor networks radiofrequency integrated circuits telecommunication traffic railway communication The availability of low-powered and cheap microprocessors, radio frequency integrated circuits and the development of new wireless communication techniques, make the wireless sensor networks (WSN) one of todays most promising technologies. Minimizing energy consumption and maximizing the lifetime of the networks are key requirements in the design of sensor network applications. Optimally designed medium access control (MAC) and routing protocols minimize energy consumption and prolong the network life. In this study, we have investigated an energy-efficient adaptive TDMA (EA-TDMA) protocol for railway applications that used in communication between sensor nodes and the cluster-head (CH) placed in a railway wagon. This protocol is suitable for medium traffic applications and reduces energy consumption by shortening the idle period when devices have no data to transmit. We have developed an analytical model for EA-TDMA and compared its performance with conventional TDMA and bit-map-assisted (BMA) protocols. 2008 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7257 IEEE fulltext
spellingShingle access protocols
time division multiple access
routing protocols
railway rolling stock
wireless sensor networks
radiofrequency integrated circuits
telecommunication traffic
railway communication
Shafiullah, G.
Thompson, A.
Wolfs, Peter
Ali, S.
Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title_full Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title_fullStr Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title_full_unstemmed Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title_short Energy-efficient TDMA MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
title_sort energy-efficient tdma mac protocol for wireless sensor networks applications
topic access protocols
time division multiple access
routing protocols
railway rolling stock
wireless sensor networks
radiofrequency integrated circuits
telecommunication traffic
railway communication
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7257