Developing power control algorithms for dynamic multi-connection industrial wireless sensor networks
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https://doi.org/10.54939/1859-1043.j.mst.100.2024.12-21Keywords:
Wireless Industrial Sensor Network; Power control Algorithm; Window-Selection; Max-Min Algorithm.Abstract
In this paper, we propose a Dynamic Multi-Connection Industrial Wireless Sensor Network (DMC IWSN) model to improve data transmission efficiency in a factory workshop. We introduce a new power control algorithm called Window-Selection (WS), which adjusts sensor power based on predefined upper and lower limits. The algorithm reduces power when it exceeds the upper limit, increases power when it falls below the lower limit, and maintains power within these bounds. We compare the performance of the WS algorithm with the Max-Min (MM) algorithm, and a scenario no power control in terms of the weakest sensor capacity and total capacity in uplink transmission. Simulation results show that the WS algorithm achieves the highest capacities, while the MM algorithm moderately improves system performance in the DMC IWSN model.
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