Event-driven coal mine underground wireless sensor network system
An event-driven, network system technology, applied in network topology, wireless communication, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of limited energy, large quantity, and difficult replacement and maintenance, so as to reduce the number of communications, prolong the life of the network, and reduce the cost of collection Effect
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[0052] The present invention will be further illustrated and described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0053] (1) if figure 1 As shown, according to the working conditions of the wireless communication module, the sensor nodes are divided into: sending state, receiving state and dormant state. The sensor nodes can switch between the three states.
[0054] (2) When the monitoring data of a node in the event-driven coal mine underground WSN exceeds the threshold, an event is triggered. At this time, the node driven by the event enters the sending mode; the node in the dormant state receives a valid signal, which can make the node from the dormant state Transition to the receiving state; if a node in the sending state or receiving state does not transmit a signal for a period of time, the node will change from the sending state or receiving state to the dormant state.
[0055] (3) According to the coal mine safety regulations, 8...
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