Device for detecting energy consumption and faults of Zigbee wireless sensor network node
A wireless sensor and network node technology, applied in network topology, wireless communication, energy consumption reduction, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable network energy saving, unfavorable network service life, unable to detect its own energy consumption, etc., and achieve the effect of improving service life
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[0045]In the present invention, the battery / power supply module provides stable energy for the entire wireless sensor network node to make each module power on and work. During use, the light sensor or temperature and humidity sensor is first inserted into the sensor socket, and after power on, the CC2530 is the main The high-frequency transmitting module is based on Zigbee technology to form a network with other sensor network nodes in a self-organizing manner. The light sensor / temperature and humidity sensor senses the light intensity / temperature and humidity around the node, and transmits the sensed information to the CC2530 connected in series, and then transmits the sensed information to other nodes or management terminals through the high-frequency transmitting module.
[0046] During the working process of the above-mentioned wireless sensor nodes, the sampling resistor R8 is connected in series with the high-frequency transmitting module, and the energy consumption of t...
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