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Abstract
Energy control in Wireless Sensor Network is one of the most crucial technologies. Based on the acoustic object localization background, we designed a new structure of the sensor node to realize the energy efficiency in the power supply and artificial sleeping scheduling in this paper. The power control model is independent with data processing and control model and can separately realize the power supply for different part of the node. The node can transfer status according the different circumstance to minimize the energy consumption. Furthermore, a new synchronous sleeping/wake schedule mechanism in the medium access control layer is proposed. Sensor nodes can use the forwarding and listening status to schedule their better energy status on demanded. The experiment has been evaluated and analyzed in a test-bed. The result confirms the structure and the proposed mechanism are energy efficiency and gain better trade-off between the accuracy and efficiency.
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