A method for establishing a path loss model based on a wireless sensor network in a pig breeding environment
A path loss model and wireless sensor technology, which is applied in the fields of Internet of Things, wireless signal transmission, and pig breeding, can solve problems such as data loss, resource waste, and wireless signal attenuation, and achieve good accuracy, strong practicability, and easy modification Effect
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[0036] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0037] This method tests the wireless signal transmitter and receiver, the wireless signal transmitter and receiver with STM32W108 as the main control chip, and the UFL antenna is selected. After the power is turned on, the S2 button can be used to select the size of the sending power, which is set to 100MW; the S3 button on the transmitter end can enable the data sending function, sending 100 data packets each time, and the corresponding 100 receiving signals will be displayed on the LED screen of the receiver end The power strength indicates the RSSI value. The test steps are as follows:
[0038] 1. Under open conditions in the pig farm environment, by changing the distance d between the transmitter and the receiver, measure the power strength indicator RSSI value of the received signal respectively, and obtain the path loss index n by linear regression of the least...
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