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- Crossbow Technology develops wireless sensor networks using an open Bluetooth standard and programmable "Smart I/O" devices to interface with various sensors and actuators. - Bluetooth allows wireless communication between sensors/nodes and computers/PDAs within a 10-100 meter range using low power and frequency hopping spread spectrum technology. - Crossbow's wireless sensor nodes incorporate an ARM processor, Bluetooth radio, analog inputs, and Smart I/O interfaces to allow plug-and-play connection of various sensor types to the wireless network.
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- 1. NeSSI Wireless Sensor / Actuator Networking March 7, 2001 John Crawford VP, Business Development Crossbow Technology, Inc.
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- 7. Crossbow Node Architecture 300’ or 30’ Range ARM7 uP A/D 16 bit Mux SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR Bluetooth Radio Chip Baseband Controller SRAM for Data SIO serial comm Flash RAM SIO +5.00 Supply Power 5V DC Temp Sensor AA B a t t e r y DC-DC +3.5 & 5V Voltage Converter BATTERY PACK (OPTIONAL) Radio Module Optional Power Amp AA B a t t e r y AA B a t t e r y AA B a t t e r y
- 10. SI/O Architecture NODE SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR SENSOR/ACTUATOR SIO Programmable Signal Conditioning Output (0 - 5V) uP w/ flash memory TEDS Serial Communication SENSOR Sensor Excitation Sensor Output (low level) Terminal block for user to attach sensor Inexpensive cable, high level analog sensor signals
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