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concentration of gas under the mine. Thus, a system for realtime monitoring the environment under the mine is
accomplished, and it can also provide the pre-warning for the
fire. This paper discussed the components of the system, the
topology of the network, hardware and software of the nodes.
The software design of the operating system is discussed detailed
from the aspect of energy efficient.
Index Terms
monitoring; TinyOS.
1. INTRODUCTION
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natural resource which is concerned by every country in the
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2. WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK
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5. CONCLUSION
agement
TinyOS keeps the simple FIFO array with no prior. Once
when the array is empty, it turns to sleep immediately unless a
affair awakes it. This mechanism can save the power of the
system as much as possible. This is executing with two
methods. First is that every instrument can stop itself by the
command
'StdControl.stop'.
Secondly, HPL-Power
Management component will turn the processor into a low
cost state when it's needed through detecting the 1/0 pipe feet
and the controlling register.
Dynamic consumption management and dynamic voltage
schedule mechanism are used as the consumption saving
strategy in this system.
Dynamic consumption management works as this: when
there are no interested affairs, some modules are free, and
then they are turned into a low cost state or turned off.
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