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DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET

Analysis of Energy Harvesting for WSN in 5G

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) network used for gathering and efficient manage- ment of various information from wireless sensor network. As these sensor nodes are deployed at various remote region the energy source are more commonly battery, as per load of communication the nodes become dead node after drain out its energy. In such condition the replacing of battery is a crucial even impossible task. So to overcome such problems the Energy Harvesting concept is used. The RF energy is harvested using large aperture power receiving antennae and this power is converted into DC power to recharge battery. Here a performance analysis of Energy Harvest- ing for IoT network namely packet loss and throughput is done by using discrete event simulator NS3. In this thesis numerical results are obtained for packet loss and throughput for various scenarios. The effect of variable energy arrival rate, number of nodes, variable packet arrival rate, mobility, on off application of nodes over packet loss and throughput of node is analysed.

Country : India

1 Maske Ashish Mahadev2 Dr. D.B. Salunke3 Dr. Alok Agrawal

  1. Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, SJJT University, Rajasthan, India
  2. Head Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JSPM Collage of Engg., Pune University, Maharashtra, India
  3. Head Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, University Aravali Collage of Engg. & Management, Faridabad University, Hariyana, India

IRJIET, Volume 7, Special Issue of ICRTET- 2023 pp. 27-31

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