Abstract:A cooperative MIMO scheme selection is proposed for wireless sensor networks where energy consumption is the most important design criterion. Space-Time Block Codes are designed to achieve maximum diversity for a given number of transmit and receive antennas with very simple decoding algorithm. In radio fading channel, STBC require less transmission energy than SISO technique for the same Bit Error Rate and can be employed practically in Wireless Sensor Networks by using the cooperative MIMO scheme. Considerin… Show more
“…We can observe that the increase of energy consumption is small as M increases even when we increase M from 2 to 10 nodes. As long as the nodes are operating within an optimal range during cooperative communication (Nguyen et al, 2007), the small circuit energy can be tolerated in a cooperative low duty cycle MIMO system. The impact of N is shown in Figure 9.…”
Section: Performance Analysis and Discussionmentioning
“…We can observe that the increase of energy consumption is small as M increases even when we increase M from 2 to 10 nodes. As long as the nodes are operating within an optimal range during cooperative communication (Nguyen et al, 2007), the small circuit energy can be tolerated in a cooperative low duty cycle MIMO system. The impact of N is shown in Figure 9.…”
Section: Performance Analysis and Discussionmentioning
“…They studied different MIMO modulation schemes and transmission scenarios for the purpose of allowing nodes cooperation which reduced the transmission power consumption. The use of V-MIMO increases the distance between nodes and reduces power consumption for a large sensing field which requires long distance transmissions [11].…”
A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consists of a hundred of sensor nodes deployed in sensing fields
KEYWORDSSmart wireless sensor networks, high energy efficiency WSNs, virtual MIMO
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