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Junseok Kim Wireless Networking Lab (WINLAB) Konkuk University, South Korea http://usn.konkuk.ac.kr/~jskim Why Power Saving is important  Sensor nodes are operating with small batteries  over long periods about 1~2 years  Consider, characteristics of sensor-net applications  Do sensing a few times and transmit small data  ex) report the temperature of a room every hour Sensor MAC (S-MAC)  Save much energy by turning on and off a radio periodically ACK ACK Power On R R Power On Power Off Energy Efficiency < DATA DATA S Power On Default S Power On Power Off S-MAC W. Ye et al, Medium Access Control with Coordinated Adaptive Sleeping for Wireless Sensor Networks ,IEEE TRANS NETWORKING, 2004 SMAC – Duty Cycle  50% duty cycle vs. 25% duty cycle  Trade-offs between the energy-savings and the delay R S Power On Power Off Power On Power Off R S Power On Power Off Power On Power Off More Energy Usage Less Energy Usage Less Delay More Delay SMAC - Synchronization  Every node must be synchronized to communicate CTS ACK CTS ACK R SYNC S1 SYNC RTS DATA S2 Set Sleep Timer; synchronized RTS Set Sleep Timer; synchronized S3 for SYNC for RTS Sleep for SYNC DATA for RTS Sleep for SYNC for RTS Sl SMAC - Synchronization  Maintaining the synchronization of all nodes is not easy SYNC #1 SYNC #2 SYNC #3 SYNC #4 …. Berkeley MAC (B-MAC)  Do not need the synchronization (very simple)  Disadvantages: energy waste for long preamble  cannot be implemented on current platforms CTS ACK R ACK R RTS CCA CCA DATA S S for SYNC Sleep Sleep for RTS S-MAC Preamble DATA Sleep B-MAC J. Polastre et al, Versatile Low Power Media Access for Wireless Sensor Networks, SenSys, 2004 Scheduled Channel Polling MAC (SCP-MAC)  Combine S-MAC with B-MAC CTS ACK R ACK R SYNC PreambleSYNC S1 S1 RTS DATA S2 S2 Set Sleep Timer; synchronized for SYNC DATA for RTS Set Sleep Timer; synchronized Sleep Sleep Sleep CCA S-MAC SCP-MAC W. Ye et al., Ultra-Low Duty Cycle MAC with Scheduled Channel Polling, SenSys, 2006 HOMEWORK  Implement SMAC’s sleep & wake algorithm simply  make 3 node be synchronized by relaying SYNC packet time SYNC DATA SYNC DATA time SYNC DATA SYNC DATA time HOMEWORK (Cont.)  In configuration file  add ‘CC2420RadioC’ component  components CC2420RadioC;  link interface and component  .RadioControl -> CC2420RadioC;  In module file  Define ‘RadioControl’ interface  uses StdControl as RadioControl;  To turn on (wake) the radio, use this:  call RadioControl.start()  To turn off (sleep) the radio, use this:  call RadioControl.stop() HOMEWORK (Cont.)  Hint call RadioControl.stop() call RadioControl.stop() call Timer.start(TIMER_ONE_SHOT, SLEEP_PERIOD) time call Timer.start(TIMER_ONE_SHOT, LISTEN_PERIOD) call RadioControl.start() call RadioControl.start() call send.send(SYNC) event receive.receive(SYNC) call Timer.start(TIMER_ONE_SHOT, LISTEN_PERIOD-SYNC_DELAY) call RadioControl.stop() time 12