Combining Two Ambient Energy protocols for IoT devices

  • Hassan Farooq
  • Adnan Ahmed
  • Sadique Ahmad
Keywords: WSNs, RT, Harvesting, ENO, sensor nodes, ERI-MAC

Abstract

IoT devices, known as the internet of things, are becoming more popular daily for connecting the WSNs, which are wireless sensor nodes. This is due to their quality that these devices can easily connect to the internet, making them more popular. Their applications range from the automation of industries to the automation of healthcare systems. But the critical issue was that batteries are the primary power source for IoT devices with a limited charge. New technology was required to make them lifetime usable without any replacement until the hardware failure. The ambient energy solved this problem by providing lifetime power to the sensor nodes. Ambient energy works to generate energy from the environment using the technique known as energy harvesting. Some protocols are followed to harvest the point, including RF radio frequency, thermal, electromagnetic, and thermoelectric energy.

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Published
2023-02-23
How to Cite
Farooq, H., Ahmed, A., & Ahmad, S. (2023). Combining Two Ambient Energy protocols for IoT devices. Journal of Software Engineering, 1(2), 24-30. Retrieved from http://sjhse.smiu.edu.pk/sjhse/index.php/SJHSE/article/view/43