Title
Receiver Design With an Adjustable Energy-Signal-Quality Tradeoff for IoT Networks
Author
Detterer, P.
Nabi, M.
Jiao, H.
Basten, T.
Publication year
2022
Abstract
The energy efficiency of an Internet of Things (IoT) receiver can be improved by introducing an adjustable tradeoff between signal quality and energy consumption. In good channel conditions, the receiver can be set to consume less energy per bit, without compromising signal quality in bad channel conditions. We propose a system-level receiver design that enables adequate configuration and combination of signal quality and energy tradeoffs in multiple receiver components. Co-design of all components is essential. We identify the most energy-efficient configurations in our system-level design under different channel conditions. With those configurations, the proposed receiver outperforms a state-of-the-art adjustable receiver with only an adjustable analog front end by several tens of percent in energy per successfully received bit and by 2× in energy-sensitivity configuration range. To show the efficacy of the proposed approach, we integrate a model of the proposed design into the OMNeT++ simulator and show the benefits on an environmental monitoring scenario. In this scenario, we report up to 6× energy savings for the entire transceiver compared to the conventional transceiver design without adjustable receiver.
Subject
Adjustable sensitivity
IoT
Low power
Receiver design
Bit error rate
Channel coding
Economic and social effects
Energy efficiency
Low power electronics
Quantization (signal)
Transceivers
Adjustable sensitivity
Bit-error rate
Energy-consumption
Low Power
Quantization (signal)
Receiver
Receiver design
Sensitivity
Signal quality
Trade off
Energy utilization
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TNO identifier
980584
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
ISSN
2327-4662
Source
IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 9 (9), 23086-23096
Document type
article