Firefly-Inspired Synchronicity with a Weighted Factor for Wireless Sensor Networks

Hai Lei Zhao; Ping Song; Chuang Bo Hao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.742.27

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Firefly-Inspired Synchronicity with a Weighted Factor for Wireless Sensor Networks

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Firefly-inspired synchronicity method using reackback response is effective with existence of message delay. We introduce a weighted factor based on RSSI into the phase increment calculation. Besides, different coupling strength parameters are selected according to the degree of synchronicity to achieve a good balance between synchronicity speed and accuracy. Simulink module is constructed and the results prove that this method shows great resistance against random variation of the message delay within an acceptable range.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 742)

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Hai Lei Zhao, Ping Song*, Chuang Bo Hao

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Firefly-Inspired Synchronicity, Reachback Firefly Algorithm, RSSI, Weighted Factor

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