In this work we focus on the new generation EYESIFXv2 (Eyes Project) wireless sensor nodes by carrying out experimental measurements on power related quantities. In particular, our aim is to characterize the relationship between the level of the battery and the transmission power radiated by the node. The present results point out the non linear and non trivial effects due to the output potentiometer which can be used to tune the transmission power. It shall be observed that a thorough study of how battery and/or potentiometer settings translate to actual transmitted power levels is crucial to e.g. design correct power control algorithms, which can effectively operate under any operational condition of the wireless sensor device.

Transmission Power Measurements for Wireless Sensor Nodes and their Relationship to the Battery Level

ROSSI, MICHELE;
2005

Abstract

In this work we focus on the new generation EYESIFXv2 (Eyes Project) wireless sensor nodes by carrying out experimental measurements on power related quantities. In particular, our aim is to characterize the relationship between the level of the battery and the transmission power radiated by the node. The present results point out the non linear and non trivial effects due to the output potentiometer which can be used to tune the transmission power. It shall be observed that a thorough study of how battery and/or potentiometer settings translate to actual transmitted power levels is crucial to e.g. design correct power control algorithms, which can effectively operate under any operational condition of the wireless sensor device.
2005
Proceedings of 2nd International Symposium on Wireless Communications Systems 2005 (ISWCS 2005)
0-7803-9206-X
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