A comprehensive survey on wireless sensor node hardware platforms

Karray, Fatma; Jmal, Mohamed Wassim; García-Ortiz, Alberto; Abid, Mohamed; Obeid, Abdulfattah M.

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2018.05.010

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“…Given that most the masked AES implementation is using unrolled architecture, which utilizes extremely large quantity of FPGA resources, the proposed design aimed to optimize the area utilization for a masked AES using unrolling technique. The proposed design was made possible through mapping the AES operations from Galois Field (GF) 2 8 to GF 2 4 .…”

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Performance Evaluation of Lightweight Advanced Encryption Standard Hardware Implementation

Acla¹,

Gerardo²

2019

IJRTE

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 Abstract: Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is one of the most secured encryption algorithm because of its robustness and complexity. Because of its complexity, AES has slow computation. This paper presents a Lightweight Advanced Encryption Standard (LAES) design by replacing the MixColumn transformation of the traditional AES with a 128-bit permutation to lessen its computational complexity. Implementation of hardware cryptographic encryption aims to find the best trade-off between throughput and resource utilization. The proposed design is synthesized on various Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices and achieves the maximum clock frequency of 480.50 MHz with the highest throughput of 6.15 Gbps when synthesized on Virtex 7 XC7VX690T. The results on other devices show a higher throughput, better performance efficiency, and lesser area utilization when compared to the existing AES hardware implementation.

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“…But this portability also draws disadvantages as stated in the work of [5] and [6] that the sensor nodes suffers in storage capacity, power and energy resources constraints. Further, [7] and [8] pointed out that nodes have limited computational and memory resources.…”

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Performance Evaluation of Lightweight Advanced Encryption Standard Hardware Implementation

Acla¹,

Gerardo²

2019

IJRTE

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“…Moreover, conclusions were drawn in regard to applying software engineering processes to IDSs to deliver the required functionalities, with respect to operational constraints, with an improved performance, accuracy and reliability.Security concerns have become particularly acute in systems deployed over wireless networks [7][8][9][10][11][12]. In recent years, advances in micro-electronic systems technology, digital electronics, and wireless communications that have enabled the development of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) [6,13] have been witnessed. WSN is a self-organized network that consists of hundreds to thousands sensor nodes that are connected by wireless links [4].…”

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“…WSN is a self-organized network that consists of hundreds to thousands sensor nodes that are connected by wireless links [4]. These wireless sensors are small in size, low-cost, low-power, multi-functional, and communicate over short-ranges [4][5][6]14]. Sensor nodes have the capability of sensing, collecting, processing, and communicating in an autonomous manner [8,13].WSNs are one of the most promising technologies and they have been embraced more than ever [6,8,15].…”

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“…These wireless sensors are small in size, low-cost, low-power, multi-functional, and communicate over short-ranges [4][5][6]14]. Sensor nodes have the capability of sensing, collecting, processing, and communicating in an autonomous manner [8,13].WSNs are one of the most promising technologies and they have been embraced more than ever [6,8,15]. They have been used and deployed in different environments for different purposes, so their applications vary-for instance, military, habitat monitoring, disaster management, and environmental applications [8,11,16].…”

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Integrating Software Engineering Processes in the Development of Efficient Intrusion Detection Systems in Wireless Sensor Networks

Almomani

AlRomi²

2020

Sensors

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Applying Software Engineering (SE) processes is vital to critical and complex systems including security and networking systems. Nowadays, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) and their applications are found in many military and civilian systems which make them attractive to security attackers. The increasing risks and system vulnerabilities of WSNs have encouraged researchers and developers to propose many security solutions including software-based Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs). The main drawbacks of current IDSs are due to the lack of clear, structured software development processes. Unfortunately, a substantial gap has been observed between WSN and SE research communities. Integrating SE and WSNs is an emerging topic that will be expanded as technology evolves and spreads in all life aspects. Consequently, this paper highlighted the importance of Requirement Engineering, Software Design, and Testing when developing IDSs for WSNs. Three software IDS designs were proposed in this study: Scheduling, Broadcast, and Watchdog designs. The three designs were compared in terms of consumed energy and network lifetime. Although the same IDS approach was used, but, by highlighting the design phase and implementing different designs, the network lifetime was increased by 73.6% and the consumed energy was reduced by 20% in some of the designs. This is a clear indication of how following a proper SE process could affect the performance of the IDS in WSN. Moreover, conclusions were drawn in regard to applying software engineering processes to IDSs to deliver the required functionalities, with respect to operational constraints, with an improved performance, accuracy and reliability.

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Wireless Power Transfer for IoT Applications—A Review

Sasikala,

Ranjan

2023

Self‐Powered Cyber Physical Systems

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A comprehensive survey on wireless sensor node hardware platforms

Cited by 108 publications

References 47 publications

Performance Evaluation of Lightweight Advanced Encryption Standard Hardware Implementation

Performance Evaluation of Lightweight Advanced Encryption Standard Hardware Implementation

Integrating Software Engineering Processes in the Development of Efficient Intrusion Detection Systems in Wireless Sensor Networks

Wireless Power Transfer for IoT Applications—A Review

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