Extended Simulation Framework for Industrial Wireless Sensor Networks Reliability Modeling

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are gradually adopted in the industrial world due to their less cost and easy deployment. The contributions of this paper are modeling transmission reliability in typical industrial environment and implementing the model as extended simulation framework for optimizing the hopping scheme. The statics model is realized as Extended Industrial Framework (EIF) based on OMNet++ to support the description of diverse wireless link characteristics in diverse industrial utility. The simulation results show accuracy of EIF with consistent trend as actual measurement and validity to simulate the operation of industrial WSN protocols.

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