NETWORKS OF
WIRELESS SENSORS
INDEX:
 1. INTRODUCTION
 2. OBJETIVES
 3. NETWORKS OF WIRELESS SENSORS
 4. GENERAL VISION
 5. POTENCIAL APPLICATIONS
 6. ARCHITECTURE OF SYSTEM WSN:
 7. COMPONENTS OF A NODE WSN:
 8. CONCLUTIONS
 9. BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
 The creation of smart environments, created from simple devices
  incorporating the objects around us, is the goal of ubiquitous
  computing. Within this field include Wireless Sensor Networks WSN
  or (Wireless Sensor Networks).
• These networks consist of hundreds or thousands of small nodes
  intelligent but simple and very low cost, forming an autonomous
  network that is where they themselves self-organize and manage
  and, in turn, collaborate and cooperate to measure a physical
  parameter the environment.
 This article presents the characteristics of these networks, their
  potential uses and accused design constraints that make the
  challenges are great research interest.
OBJECTIVES
 Implement a database with the information provided by nicknames
  that are taking a census.

 Create a PHP based program to transfer the information from the
  database to the Internet.

 Make a Web interface that allows a user to access to both the state
  of the sensors in real time, as information collected and stored by the
  nicknames
  TelosB.

 Evaluate the effective functioning of both the interface real-time
  information and the database.
  MONITORING.
NETWORKS OF WIRELESS SENSORS

 These are
 minicomputers
 oriented to a task
 specific, easy to
 install and able to
 realize processes
 in very just a short
 time.
GENERAL VISION:
 A network of wireless sensors (WSN) is a network that
 consists of distributed devices spaced and independent
 using sensorial to monitor physical training conditions or
 environmental. A system WSN incorporates gateway that
 provides wireless connectivity with return to the world of
 cables and distributed nodes (it sees Figure 1). The
 wireless protocol that is selected depends in the
 requirements of the application. Some of the standards
 available include 2, 4 radios of GHz based on the
 standards 802.15.4 IEEE or IEEE 802, 11 (Wi-Fi) or
 proprietary radios, which are regularly of 900 MHz.
Components of WSN Distributed
Gateway and Nodes
POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS:
 Their fields of application are in different areas including
  the care of the basic health, services and remote
  monitoring. In the health case, the wireless devices make
  the monitoring to the patients less invasive and to do
  possible the care of the health of efficient way. For basic
  services like electricity, public lighting system and water
  city councils, the wireless sensors offer a method of low
  cost for a system of healthful data collection that helps to
  reduce to the use of energy and better handling of
  resources.
POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS:
  The remote monitoring covers an ample rank with
  applications where the wireless systems can
  complement cable systems reducing wiring costs and
  allowing new types of applications of measurement. The
  applications of remote monitoring include:
 Environmental monitoring of air, water and ground
 Structural monitoring for buildings and bridges
 Industrial monitoring of machines
 Monitoring of processes
 Pursuit of assets
ARCHITECTURE OF SYSTEM WSN:
The system architecture WSN
combines wire and wireless
 The wireless technology offers      The wireless technology offers
  several advantages for those         several advantages for those
  who they require to construct to     who require to construct to
  systems wireless wirings and         systems wireless wirings and
  are useful the best technology       are useful the best technology
  for his application. An              for his application. An
  architecture flexible software       architecture flexible software
  like NOR Lab VIEW, a                 like NOR Lab VIEW, a
  graphical platform of design of      graphical platform of design of
  systems is important. Lab            systems is needed. Lab VIEW
  VIEW offers the required             offers the required flexibility to
  flexibility to connect an ample      connect an ample rank of
  rank of wireless devices with        wireless devices with cable.
  cable and. (look at Figure 2).       (Look at Figure 3).
(Look at Figure 3).
COMPONENTS OF A NODE WSN:
 A node WSN contains some technical components. These
 include the radius, battery, microcontroller, analogical
 circuit and an interface to sensor. When you use
 technology of radio WSN, you must make compensations
 important. In systems fed with battery, discharges rates of
 data and frequent use of radio consume major energy.
 Often, it is a requirement three years of life of a battery, so
 nowadays many of systems WSN are based on Zig Bee due
 to the low consumption of power; because the technology
 of life of the battery and handling of power are in constant
 development and due to the bandwidth IEEE 802,11
 available, Wi-Fi is an interesting technology.
Components of a sensor of
       node WSN
CONCLUSIONS
 Wireless networks can be very boom in our country due to the need
  for movement is required in the industry, this technology can be used
  in conjunction with optical scanners in the area of footwear in our
  town, to control the production of footwear, to determine exactly
  where there have been delays and thus able to attack immediately
  and do not stop production.

 Optical technology can be considered to be the most practical and
  easy to implement because for radio technology must order licenses
  for use of space to the SCT or you can break the law with respect to
  this the SCT must have a lot of work because in big cities like Mexico
  City, where space is very saturated radio frequencies am
  radio, fm, business communication, and so on.,. We must be careful
  if you want to buy the hardware for a wireless radio
  technology, because we must be sure and have the approval of the
  SCT
BIBLIOGRAPHY
 http://html.rincondelvago.com/redes-
 inalambricas_1.html

 http://www.euroresidentes.com/futuro/avances_previ
 sibles.htm

 http://library.abb.com/GLOBAL/SCOT/scot271.nsf/Ve
 rityDisplay/A019E9833DCF2819C1257199004E5DD2/$F
 ile/39-42%202M631_SPA72dpi.pdf

Presentacion invento redes de sensores inalambricas

  • 1.
  • 2.
    INDEX:  1. INTRODUCTION 2. OBJETIVES  3. NETWORKS OF WIRELESS SENSORS  4. GENERAL VISION  5. POTENCIAL APPLICATIONS  6. ARCHITECTURE OF SYSTEM WSN:  7. COMPONENTS OF A NODE WSN:  8. CONCLUTIONS  9. BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION  The creationof smart environments, created from simple devices incorporating the objects around us, is the goal of ubiquitous computing. Within this field include Wireless Sensor Networks WSN or (Wireless Sensor Networks). • These networks consist of hundreds or thousands of small nodes intelligent but simple and very low cost, forming an autonomous network that is where they themselves self-organize and manage and, in turn, collaborate and cooperate to measure a physical parameter the environment.  This article presents the characteristics of these networks, their potential uses and accused design constraints that make the challenges are great research interest.
  • 4.
    OBJECTIVES  Implement adatabase with the information provided by nicknames that are taking a census.  Create a PHP based program to transfer the information from the database to the Internet.  Make a Web interface that allows a user to access to both the state of the sensors in real time, as information collected and stored by the nicknames TelosB.  Evaluate the effective functioning of both the interface real-time information and the database. MONITORING.
  • 5.
    NETWORKS OF WIRELESSSENSORS  These are minicomputers oriented to a task specific, easy to install and able to realize processes in very just a short time.
  • 6.
    GENERAL VISION:  Anetwork of wireless sensors (WSN) is a network that consists of distributed devices spaced and independent using sensorial to monitor physical training conditions or environmental. A system WSN incorporates gateway that provides wireless connectivity with return to the world of cables and distributed nodes (it sees Figure 1). The wireless protocol that is selected depends in the requirements of the application. Some of the standards available include 2, 4 radios of GHz based on the standards 802.15.4 IEEE or IEEE 802, 11 (Wi-Fi) or proprietary radios, which are regularly of 900 MHz.
  • 7.
    Components of WSNDistributed Gateway and Nodes
  • 8.
    POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS:  Theirfields of application are in different areas including the care of the basic health, services and remote monitoring. In the health case, the wireless devices make the monitoring to the patients less invasive and to do possible the care of the health of efficient way. For basic services like electricity, public lighting system and water city councils, the wireless sensors offer a method of low cost for a system of healthful data collection that helps to reduce to the use of energy and better handling of resources.
  • 9.
    POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS: The remote monitoring covers an ample rank with applications where the wireless systems can complement cable systems reducing wiring costs and allowing new types of applications of measurement. The applications of remote monitoring include:  Environmental monitoring of air, water and ground  Structural monitoring for buildings and bridges  Industrial monitoring of machines  Monitoring of processes  Pursuit of assets
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    The system architectureWSN combines wire and wireless  The wireless technology offers  The wireless technology offers several advantages for those several advantages for those who they require to construct to who require to construct to systems wireless wirings and systems wireless wirings and are useful the best technology are useful the best technology for his application. An for his application. An architecture flexible software architecture flexible software like NOR Lab VIEW, a like NOR Lab VIEW, a graphical platform of design of graphical platform of design of systems is important. Lab systems is needed. Lab VIEW VIEW offers the required offers the required flexibility to flexibility to connect an ample connect an ample rank of rank of wireless devices with wireless devices with cable. cable and. (look at Figure 2). (Look at Figure 3).
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    COMPONENTS OF ANODE WSN:  A node WSN contains some technical components. These include the radius, battery, microcontroller, analogical circuit and an interface to sensor. When you use technology of radio WSN, you must make compensations important. In systems fed with battery, discharges rates of data and frequent use of radio consume major energy. Often, it is a requirement three years of life of a battery, so nowadays many of systems WSN are based on Zig Bee due to the low consumption of power; because the technology of life of the battery and handling of power are in constant development and due to the bandwidth IEEE 802,11 available, Wi-Fi is an interesting technology.
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    Components of asensor of node WSN
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    CONCLUSIONS  Wireless networkscan be very boom in our country due to the need for movement is required in the industry, this technology can be used in conjunction with optical scanners in the area of footwear in our town, to control the production of footwear, to determine exactly where there have been delays and thus able to attack immediately and do not stop production.  Optical technology can be considered to be the most practical and easy to implement because for radio technology must order licenses for use of space to the SCT or you can break the law with respect to this the SCT must have a lot of work because in big cities like Mexico City, where space is very saturated radio frequencies am radio, fm, business communication, and so on.,. We must be careful if you want to buy the hardware for a wireless radio technology, because we must be sure and have the approval of the SCT
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    BIBLIOGRAPHY  http://html.rincondelvago.com/redes- inalambricas_1.html http://www.euroresidentes.com/futuro/avances_previ sibles.htm  http://library.abb.com/GLOBAL/SCOT/scot271.nsf/Ve rityDisplay/A019E9833DCF2819C1257199004E5DD2/$F ile/39-42%202M631_SPA72dpi.pdf