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Design Testbench for Wireless Sensor Network Based on CC2530 Transceiver

Pavlo Galkin

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Abstract

The object of the research is nodes and testbenches for wireless sensor networks. The article analyzes the requirements for a wireless sensor network node and testbenche. Goal of the research is develop testbench for wireless sensor networks with adaptive concept design of nodes. The hardware components for building test platform for wireless sensor networks were proposed. In addition, test platform for wireless sensor networks was developed as printed circuit board. As a result proposed solution can use for prototype, build and scale wireless sensor network. In node structures for wireless sensor network proposed use modules CC2530. Also peripherals capabilities of CC2530 were analyzed. As one of optimization approach to designing wireless sensor network given the structure of node. Also given report about difference in concept to designing nodes and uses areas. In conclusion, the developed approaches can be used for any application of the wireless sensor network.

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The object of the research is nodes and testbenches for wireless sensor networks. The article analyzes the requirements for a wireless sensor network node and testbenche. Goal of the research is develop testbench for wireless sensor networks with adaptive concept design of nodes. The hardware components for building test platform for wireless sensor networks were proposed. In addition, test platform for wireless sensor networks was developed as printed circuit board. As a result proposed solution can use for prototype, build and scale wireless sensor network. In node structures for wireless sensor network proposed use modules CC2530. Also peripherals capabilities of CC2530 were analyzed. As one of optimization approach to designing wireless sensor network given the structure of node. Also given report about difference in concept to designing nodes and uses areas. In conclusion, the developed approaches can be used for any application of the wireless sensor network.

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The object of the research is nodes and testbenches for wireless sensor networks. The article analyzes the requirements for a wireless sensor network node and testbenche. Goal of the research is develop testbench for wireless sensor networks with adaptive concept design of nodes. The hardware components for building test platform for wireless sensor networks were proposed. In addition, test platform for wireless sensor networks was developed as printed circuit board. As a result proposed solution can use for prototype, build and scale wireless sensor network. In node structures for wireless sensor network proposed use modules CC2530. Also peripherals capabilities of CC2530 were analyzed. As one of optimization approach to designing wireless sensor network given the structure of node. Also given report about difference in concept to designing nodes and uses areas. In conclusion, the developed approaches can be used for any application of the wireless sensor network.

Key concepts: Key distribution in wireless sensor networks, Wireless sensor network, Wi-Fi array, Wireless WAN, Mobile wireless sensor network, Computer science, Wireless network, Wireless site survey

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