Energy Efficient Cooperative Technique for IEEE 1451 Based Wireless Sensor Network

An energy efficient cooperative technique is proposed for the IEEE 1451 based wireless sensor networks. Selected numbers of wireless transducer interface modules (WTIMs) are used to form a multiple input single output (MISO) structure wirelessly connected with a network capable application processor (NCAP). Energy efficiency and delay of the proposed architecture are derived for different combination of cluster size and selected number of WTIMs. Optimized constellation parameters are used for evaluating derived parameters. The results show that the selected MISO structure outperforms the unselected MISO structure and it shows energy efficient performance than SISO structure after a certain distance.