Evaluation of Several Time Synchronization Protocols in WSN
Xiaolu Liu, Shumin Zhou
Abstract
Xiaolu Liu, Shumin Zhou
Abstract
Providing a powerful synchronization system is one of the most important goals to be pursued if an efficient utilization of WSN has to be addressed. This paper evaluates several classic time synchronization protocols based on clock model, and presents the sources of error on the basis of their elements. In detail, firefly algorithm achieves synchronization via a series of pulses emitted by pulse-coupled oscillators. The conclusions provide some reference for future study of improving the synchronization accuracy and efficiency.
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Providing a powerful synchronization system is one of the most important goals to be pursued if an efficient utilization of WSN has to be addressed. This paper evaluates several classic time synchronization protocols based on clock model, and presents the sources of error on the basis of their elements. In detail, firefly algorithm achieves synchronization via a series of pulses emitted by pulse-coupled oscillators. The conclusions provide some reference for future study of improving the synchronization accuracy and efficiency.
Key concepts: Synchronization (alternating current), Clock synchronization, Computer science, Firefly protocol, Time synchronization, Data synchronization, Self-clocking signal, Real-time computing