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这是太阳能采集预测算法的主流算法,WCMA。用的是matlab进行仿真的
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Solar
energy
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ting
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WCMA
这是太阳能采集预测算法的主流算法,
WCMA
。用的是matlab进行仿真的
Energy
Harves
ting
Wireless Sensor Node With Temporal Death
Energy
harves
ting
wireless sensor network (EH-WSN) is promising in applications, however the frequent occurrence of temporal death of nodes, due to the limited
harves
ting
capability, presents a difficulty in mee
ting
the quality-of-service requirements of the network. For a node with temporal death in an EH-WSN, this paper presents a new model, which consists of, a Markov model to trace the
energy
harves
ting
process, a queuing analytical model to model the working mechanism of the sensor node and a continuous fluid process to capture the evolution of the residual
energy
in the EH-WSN node. Using the Markov fluid queue (MFQ) theory, we discuss various performance aspects of the EH-WSN node with temporal death, including the temporal death occurrence probability, the probability density of the residual
energy
, the stationary
energy
consumption, the queue length distribution in the data buffer, the packet blocking probability, and so on. In order to obtain the dropping probability of a given packet, based on the structure of the MFQ, we develop an auxiliary MFQ and derive the formulations of two types of the packet dropping probabilities, i.e., the packet dropping probability due to
energy
depletion and that due to channel error. Numerical examples are provided to illustrate the theoretical findings, and new insights into understanding the impacts of the parameters on the performance metrics are presented.
Power Management in
Energy
Harves
ting
Sensor Networks
Power management is an important concern in sensor networks, because a tethered
energy
infrastructure is usually not available and an obvious concern is to use the available battery
energy
efficiently. However, in some of the sensor networking applications, an additional facility is available to ameliorate the
energy
problem:
harves
ting
energy
from the environment. Certain considerations in using an
energy
harves
ting
source are fundamentally different from that in using a battery, because, rather than a limit on the maximum
energy
, it has a limit on the maximum rate at which the
energy
can be used. Further, the
harves
ted
energy
availability typically varies with time in a nondeterministic manner.While a deterministic metric, such as residual battery, suffices to characterize the
energy
availability in the case of batteries, a more sophisticated characterization may be required for a
harves
ting
source. Another issue that becomes important in networked systems with multiple
harves
ting
nodes is that different nodes may have different
harves
ting
opportunity. In a distributed application, the same end-user performance may be achieved using different workload allocations, and resultant
energy
consumptions at multiple nodes. In this case, it is important to align the workload allocation with the
energy
availability at the
harves
ting
nodes.We consider the above issues in power management for
energy
-
harves
ting
sensor networks.We develop abstractions to characterize the complex time varying nature of such sources with analytically tractable models and use them to address key design issues. We also develop distributed methods to efficiently use
harves
ted
energy
and test these both in simulation and experimentally on an
energy
-
harves
ting
sensor network, prototyped for this work.
RF-based
Energy
Harves
ting
in Decode-and-Forward Relaying Systems
RF-based
Energy
Harves
ting
in Decode-and-Forward Relaying Systems_ Ergodic and Outage Capacities PDF论文
Sensors and Instrumentation, Aircraft Aerospace and
Energy
Harves
ting
2019.rar
Sensors and Instrumentation, Aircraft Aerospace and
Energy
Harves
ting
2019 Sensors and Instrumentation, Aircraft Aerospace and
Energy
Harves
ting
2019.rar (14.91 MB,
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次数: 446 ) ISSN 2191-5644 ISSN 2191-5652 Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series ISBN 978-3-319-74641-8 ISBN 978-3-319-74642-5 Library of Congress Control Number: 2018941837 © The Society for Experimental Mechanics, Inc. 2019 本主题由 jackzhan
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