Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications

This paper presents an adaptive amplifier that is part of a sensor node in a wireless sensor network. The system presents a target gain that has to be maintained despite the presence of faults while its bandwidth must be as large as possible, without direct human intervention. The system is composed...

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Autores principales: Lovay, Mónica, Peretti, Gabriela, Romero, Eduardo, Marqués, Carlos
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Publicado: 2011
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Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/125336
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topic Ciencias Informáticas
Evolvable hardware
software-based built-in self-test
genetic algorithm
adaptive amplifier system
spellingShingle Ciencias Informáticas
Evolvable hardware
software-based built-in self-test
genetic algorithm
adaptive amplifier system
Lovay, Mónica
Peretti, Gabriela
Romero, Eduardo
Marqués, Carlos
Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
topic_facet Ciencias Informáticas
Evolvable hardware
software-based built-in self-test
genetic algorithm
adaptive amplifier system
description This paper presents an adaptive amplifier that is part of a sensor node in a wireless sensor network. The system presents a target gain that has to be maintained despite the presence of faults while its bandwidth must be as large as possible, without direct human intervention. The system is composed by a software-based built-in self-test scheme implemented in the node that checks all the available gains in the amplifiers, a reconfigurable amplifier and by a genetic algorithm (GA) for reconfiguring the node resources that runs in a host computer. We adopt for the node implementation a PSoC device from Cypress. The performance evaluation of the scheme presented is made by adopting two different types of fault-models in the amplifier gains. The fault simulation results show that GA finds the target gain with low error, maintains the bandwidth above the minimum tolerable bandwidth and presents a run time lower than an exhaustive search method.
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Objeto de conferencia
author Lovay, Mónica
Peretti, Gabriela
Romero, Eduardo
Marqués, Carlos
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Peretti, Gabriela
Romero, Eduardo
Marqués, Carlos
author_sort Lovay, Mónica
title Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
title_short Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
title_full Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
title_fullStr Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
title_full_unstemmed Adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
title_sort adaptive amplifier system for sensor network applications
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