Human++: Wireless autonomous sensor technology for body area networks

conference paper
2011
Pop, V.

Francisco, R. de

Pflug, H.

Santana, J.

Visser, H.

Vullers, R.

Groot, H. de

Gyselinckx, B.
Recent advances in ultra-low-power circuits and energy harvesters are making self-powered body wireless autonomous transducer solutions (WATS) a reality. Power optimization at the system and application level is crucial in achieving ultra-low-power consumption for the entire system. This paper deals with innovative WATS modeling techniques, and illustrates their impact on the case of autonomous wireless ElectroCardioGram monitoring. The results show the effectiveness of our power optimization approach for improving the WATS autonomy. ©2011 IEEE.
Topics
Application levelAutonomous sensorsBody Area NetworkEnergy HarvesterEntire systemModeling techniquePower OptimizationSelf-poweredUltra-low powerUltra-low-power circuitsBody sensor networksComputer aided designOptimizationWireless sensor networks
TNO Identifier
461485
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:b34b86ce-21dc-43bb-9357-a97d94299f1d
ISBN
9781424475155
Article nr.
No.: 5722253
Source title
2011 16th Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference, ASP-DAC 2011, 25 January 2011 through 28 January 2011, Yokohama
Pages
561-566
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