Program/Track B/B.1.2/OPTIMIZATION OF A SIGNAL PROCESSING STRATEGY IN SENSOR NODES WITH ENERGY HARVESTING AND CONSUMPTION FOR ADMISSION AND TRANSMISSION
OPTIMIZATION OF A SIGNAL PROCESSING STRATEGY IN SENSOR NODES WITH ENERGY HARVESTING AND CONSUMPTION FOR ADMISSION AND TRANSMISSION
Alexander Dudin, Sergei Dudin, Olga Dudina
15m
Operation of a sensor node of a wireless sensor network with energy harvesting is described by the single-server queue. Customers and energy units arrive according to the marked Markov arrival process. Service of a customer is possible only in presence of an energy unit. We assume that, besides the use of one energy unit for service of any customer, one more unit is expended at the moment of a customer arrival if the customer is accepted to the system. To optimize operation of the system, a parametric strategy of admission control is used. Under the fixed value of control parameter, the behavior of the system is described by the five-dimensional Markov chain. The generator of this Markov chain is obtained. Expressions for computation of the key performance indicators of the system are presented.