Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT

Energy saving and clock synchronization is critical to Internet of Things (IoT). Various energy efficient clock synchronization technique has been proposed recently. However, this technique (R-sync) utilizes a lot of energy and unsynchronized nodes exist in the technique, thereby making the algor...

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主要作者: Onyeka, Ezema Ernest
格式: Thesis
语言:英语
出版: 2019
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在线阅读:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90059/1/FSKTM%202020%2021%20ir.pdf
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description Energy saving and clock synchronization is critical to Internet of Things (IoT). Various energy efficient clock synchronization technique has been proposed recently. However, this technique (R-sync) utilizes a lot of energy and unsynchronized nodes exist in the technique, thereby making the algorithm not suitable for IoT Network. The technique obtains higher precision without considering the energy utilization. Unnecessary expenditure of energy leads to collision of sensor nodes. In this research, we proposed a Network Node ID (NN-I) technique for energy efficiency by applying the network node ID to avoid collision, ensure clock synchronization and energy saving. MATLAB was used for the simulation and the evaluation parameters for the simulation were the number of broadcast messages, the level of energy consumption and collision count. All experiment in the base work where used. The result of our research indicates a more improved clock synchronization and energy saving for IoT Network against the existing technique.
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spelling oai:psasir.upm.edu.my:900592021-12-02T07:48:54Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90059/ Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT Onyeka, Ezema Ernest Energy saving and clock synchronization is critical to Internet of Things (IoT). Various energy efficient clock synchronization technique has been proposed recently. However, this technique (R-sync) utilizes a lot of energy and unsynchronized nodes exist in the technique, thereby making the algorithm not suitable for IoT Network. The technique obtains higher precision without considering the energy utilization. Unnecessary expenditure of energy leads to collision of sensor nodes. In this research, we proposed a Network Node ID (NN-I) technique for energy efficiency by applying the network node ID to avoid collision, ensure clock synchronization and energy saving. MATLAB was used for the simulation and the evaluation parameters for the simulation were the number of broadcast messages, the level of energy consumption and collision count. All experiment in the base work where used. The result of our research indicates a more improved clock synchronization and energy saving for IoT Network against the existing technique. 2019-12 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/90059/1/FSKTM%202020%2021%20ir.pdf Onyeka, Ezema Ernest (2019) Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Synchronization Power (Mechanics) Internet of things
spellingShingle Synchronization
Power (Mechanics)
Internet of things
Onyeka, Ezema Ernest
Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title_full Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title_fullStr Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title_full_unstemmed Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title_short Energy-efficient clock synchronization technique for IoT
title_sort energy efficient clock synchronization technique for iot
topic Synchronization
Power (Mechanics)
Internet of things
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