Design, Development and Deployment of Low-Cost Short-Range Self-Powered Wireless IoT Devices

2018 IEEE International Symposium on Smart Electronic Systems (iSES) (Formerly iNiS) Pub Date : 2018-12-01 DOI:10.1109/ises.2018.00031

Rolf Arne Kjellby, Thor Eirik Johnsrud, Svein Erik Løtveit, Linga Reddy Cenkeramaddi, B. Beferull-Lozano, Soumya Joshi, Anders Frøytlog, Thomas Jordbru, Meghana Bhange

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This article presents the design and prototype implementation of a low-cost and short-range self-powered wireless IoT device based on energy harvesting for both indoor and outdoor applications. Prototyped devices are deployed in a star network configuration with a custom protocol. Based on measurements, devices achieve a line-of-sight range of 228.5m above 40m from the ground level. Nodes are powered based on energy harvesting from a small 0.36W solar panel and 120mAh lithium button cell as storage elements. The test in the well-lit room shows an average harvested power of 941.94µW over a period of 2.5 days, while under the low lighting conditions showed an average of 212µW over a period of 24h. From measurements, a fully charged rechargeable 120mAh cell lasts for 278 days with 55s transmission interval. Temperature, visible lights level and relative humidity sensors are integrated into the nodes.

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低成本短程自供电无线物联网设备的设计、开发和部署

本文介绍了一种基于能量收集的低成本、短距离自供电无线物联网设备的设计和原型实现，适用于室内和室外应用。原型设备部署在带有自定义协议的星型网络配置中。根据测量结果，设备距离地面40米以上的视距范围为228.5米。节点是基于一个小的0.36瓦太阳能电池板和120mAh锂纽扣电池作为存储元件的能量收集。在光照充足的房间进行的测试显示，在2.5天的时间内平均收获功率为941.94µW，而在光照不足的条件下，在24小时的时间内平均收获功率为212µW。根据测量，120mAh的可充电电池充满电后可以使用278天，传输间隔为55s。温度、可见光水平和相对湿度传感器被集成到节点中。

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