Design and Implementation of an Event-Driven Smart Sensor Node for Wireless Monitoring Systems

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Abstract
In this paper, an event-driven wireless sensor node is proposed and demonstrated. The primary design objective is to devise a wireless sensor node with miniaturization, integration, and high-accuracy recognition ability. The proposed wireless sensor node integrates two vibration-threshold-triggered energy harvesters that sense and power a threshold voltage control circuit for power management, a microcontroller unit (MCU) for system control, a one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1D-CNN) environment data analysis and vibration events distribution, and a radio frequency (RF) digital baseband transmitter with IEEE 802.15.4-/.6 protocols. The dimensions of the wireless sensor node are 4 × 2 × 1 cm3. Finally, the proposed wireless sensor node was fabricated and tested. The alarming time for detecting the vibration event is less than 6 s. The measured recognition accuracy of three events (knock, shake, and heat) is over 97.5%. The experimental results showed that the proposed integrated wireless sensor node is very suitable for wireless environmental monitoring systems.
Funding Information
  • State Key Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China (61834007, 2021YFB3200800)
  • MOST project (61834007, 2021YFB3200800)

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