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A wake-up receiver for online energy harvesting enabled wireless sensor networks

  • Sadok Bdiri , Faouzi Derbel und Olfa Kanoun
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Energy Harvesting for Wireless Sensor Networks
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Abstract

Supplying power-hungry radio receivers with an energy harvester is challenging. A wake-up receiver (WuRx) for wireless sensor networks consumesmuch less power. The introducedWuRx operateswith a modifiedmedium access protocol (MAC), allowing low-energy consumption and practical latency. The sensitivity of the WuRx is optimized with minimally integrated active parts, emphasizing −61 dBm. The idle power consumption of the WuRx reaches down to 7.2 μW and 500 μW during decoding. TheWuRx can handle a 32-bit long pattern at a bit rate of 4 kbit/swithManchester encoding. The design blocks are discussed in this paper. A prototype is realized for evaluation purposes.

Abstract

Supplying power-hungry radio receivers with an energy harvester is challenging. A wake-up receiver (WuRx) for wireless sensor networks consumesmuch less power. The introducedWuRx operateswith a modifiedmedium access protocol (MAC), allowing low-energy consumption and practical latency. The sensitivity of the WuRx is optimized with minimally integrated active parts, emphasizing −61 dBm. The idle power consumption of the WuRx reaches down to 7.2 μW and 500 μW during decoding. TheWuRx can handle a 32-bit long pattern at a bit rate of 4 kbit/swithManchester encoding. The design blocks are discussed in this paper. A prototype is realized for evaluation purposes.

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  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents IX
  4. Part I: Fundamentals and methods
  5. Finite element modeling of energy harvesters: application to vibrational devices 3
  6. Solar energy harvesting for wireless sensor systems 37
  7. Efficiency of vibration energy harvesting systems 45
  8. Energy management concepts for wireless sensor nodes 65
  9. Part II: Vibration converters and hybridization
  10. Magnetoelectric vibration energy harvesting 103
  11. Nonlinear electromagnetic vibration converter with bistable RMSHI for power harvesting from ambient vibration 117
  12. Energy harvesting from an oscillating vertical piezoelectric cantilever with clearance 125
  13. On hybridization of electromagnetic vibration converters 137
  14. Hybrid vibrational energy harvesting using piezoelectric and magnetostrictive transducers 153
  15. Part III: Wireless energy transfer
  16. Beamforming design for secure SWIPT systems under a non-linear energy harvesting model 161
  17. Radio frequency power transfer for wireless sensors in indoor applications 181
  18. Modeling and simulation of inductive-based wireless power transmission systems 197
  19. Wireless power transmission via a multi-coil inductive system 221
  20. Energy management for inductive power transmission 237
  21. Part IV: Energy saving and management strategies
  22. Towards energy-efficient power management for wireless sensors networks 257
  23. Optimal energy allocation in energy harvesting and sharing wireless sensor networks 269
  24. Energy-efficient techniques in wireless sensor networks 287
  25. A wake-up receiver for online energy harvesting enabled wireless sensor networks 305
  26. Part V: System design and applications
  27. Wireless sensor networks in agricultural applications 323
  28. Piezoelectric energy harvesting for monitoring of rail bridge infrastructure 343
  29. Hybrid energy harvesting methodologies for energizing sensors towards power grid applications 359
  30. Energy harvesting for a wireless monitoring system of overhead high-voltage power lines 369
  31. Series: Advances in Signals, Systems and Devices 385
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110445053-018

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents IX
  4. Part I: Fundamentals and methods
  5. Finite element modeling of energy harvesters: application to vibrational devices 3
  6. Solar energy harvesting for wireless sensor systems 37
  7. Efficiency of vibration energy harvesting systems 45
  8. Energy management concepts for wireless sensor nodes 65
  9. Part II: Vibration converters and hybridization
  10. Magnetoelectric vibration energy harvesting 103
  11. Nonlinear electromagnetic vibration converter with bistable RMSHI for power harvesting from ambient vibration 117
  12. Energy harvesting from an oscillating vertical piezoelectric cantilever with clearance 125
  13. On hybridization of electromagnetic vibration converters 137
  14. Hybrid vibrational energy harvesting using piezoelectric and magnetostrictive transducers 153
  15. Part III: Wireless energy transfer
  16. Beamforming design for secure SWIPT systems under a non-linear energy harvesting model 161
  17. Radio frequency power transfer for wireless sensors in indoor applications 181
  18. Modeling and simulation of inductive-based wireless power transmission systems 197
  19. Wireless power transmission via a multi-coil inductive system 221
  20. Energy management for inductive power transmission 237
  21. Part IV: Energy saving and management strategies
  22. Towards energy-efficient power management for wireless sensors networks 257
  23. Optimal energy allocation in energy harvesting and sharing wireless sensor networks 269
  24. Energy-efficient techniques in wireless sensor networks 287
  25. A wake-up receiver for online energy harvesting enabled wireless sensor networks 305
  26. Part V: System design and applications
  27. Wireless sensor networks in agricultural applications 323
  28. Piezoelectric energy harvesting for monitoring of rail bridge infrastructure 343
  29. Hybrid energy harvesting methodologies for energizing sensors towards power grid applications 359
  30. Energy harvesting for a wireless monitoring system of overhead high-voltage power lines 369
  31. Series: Advances in Signals, Systems and Devices 385
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