Positioning Algorithm using both RSSI and Ultrasound
Chansik Park, Seung Beom Kim, Hee Hak Yun, Dong-Youn Kang, En Jong, Sang Jeong Lee
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Chansik Park, Seung Beom Kim, Hee Hak Yun, Dong-Youn Kang, En Jong, Sang Jeong Lee
Abstract
RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) measurement is provided by RF transceiver can be used for ranging but it has a poor accuracy. On the other hand, an additional ultrasound sensors gives an accurate range but sometimes the number of received singal is not enough for positioning. This paper presents the positioning algorithm using both RSSI and ultrasound.
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RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) measurement is provided by RF transceiver can be used for ranging but it has a poor accuracy. On the other hand, an additional ultrasound sensors gives an accurate range but sometimes the number of received singal is not enough for positioning. This paper presents the positioning algorithm using both RSSI and ultrasound.
Key concepts: Received signal strength indication, Ranging, Transceiver, Computer science, Ultrasound, Signal strength, Algorithm, SIGNAL (programming language)