Autor/Autorin: Zeinali Shadi
Shadi Zeinali, Computer: Senior Engineering Computer Science,Free University of Tafresh Branch, Azad University, lecturer, Tafresh.Masoud Sheikhi, Materials: Studied Materials Engineering Najaf Abad Azad University, Educational Instructor Training, Arak.
Recent developments in the field of electronic and wireless communications have the ability to design and manufacture sensors with low power consumption, small size, reasonable prices and various data uses. These small sensors, which have the ability to perform actions such as receiving various environmental information based on the sensor type, processing and sending it, monitoring and monitoring, etc., have led to the emergence of ideas for the creation and expansion of networks known as wireless sensor networks. A sensor network consists of a large number of sensor nodes that are widely distributed in an environment that collects information from the environment. The location of sensor nodes is necessarily predefined and not known. Such a feature allows us to release them in hazardous or inaccessible places. Another unique feature of sensor networks is the ability to collaborate and coordinate sensor nodes.
Zeinali, Shadi
Shadi Zeinali, Computer: Senior Engineering Computer Science,Free University of Tafresh Branch, Azad University, lecturer, Tafresh.Masoud Sheikhi, Materials: Studied Materials Engineering Najaf Abad Azad University, Educational Instructor Training, Arak.
Über den Autor
Shadi Zeinali, Computadora: Ingeniería superior en Ciencias de la Computación, Universidad Libre de Tafresh Branch, Universidad Azad, profesora, Tafresh. Masoud Sheikhi, Materiales: Estudió Ingeniería de Materiales en la Universidad de Najaf Abad Azad, Formación de Instructores Educativos, Arak.
Klappentext
Recent developments in the field of electronic and wireless communications have the ability to design and manufacture sensors with low power consumption, small size, reasonable prices and various data uses. These small sensors, which have the ability to perform actions such as receiving various environmental information based on the sensor type, processing and sending it, monitoring and monitoring, etc., have led to the emergence of ideas for the creation and expansion of networks known as wireless sensor networks. A sensor network consists of a large number of sensor nodes that are widely distributed in an environment that collects information from the environment. The location of sensor nodes is necessarily predefined and not known. Such a feature allows us to release them in hazardous or inaccessible places. Another unique feature of sensor networks is the ability to collaborate and coordinate sensor nodes.
