Reliability in Low Emission Wireless Measurement Networks

Łukasz Zabłudowski; Beata Marciniak; Damian Ledziński; Mirosław Maszewski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.237.107

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Reliability in Low Emission Wireless Measurement Networks

Abstract:

Wireless sensor networks called WSN’s increasingly find their wide application in various distributed measurement systems. Currently, many manufacturers focus on implementation of these devices in energy meters. In addition these devices are increasingly being considered as a system that do not carry big financial effort to be implement as a measuring systems of key safety parameters in production environments. Such environments are becoming an important element to ensure reliable transmission between measuring devices broadcasting. Another challenge in the systems under consideration is to provide low emissivity in the network. The low emissivity provides less interference between operating devices. This premise has an important effect on networks with large numbers of nodes.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 237)

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Łukasz Zabłudowski*, Beata Marciniak, Damian Ledziński, Mirosław Maszewski

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Distributed Systems, Smart Controlling, Wireless Sensor Networks

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