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TBCD-TDM: Ultra Low Energy protocol for Implantable Wireless Body Sensor Networks

Fariborz Fereydouni Forouzandeh

Sawan Mohamad

Otmane Ait Mohamed

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Fariborz Fereydouni Forouzandeh

Résumé de la communication

Nowadays tiny batteries for portable devices such as implantable wireless sensor nodes are the challenging tasks in their design. In fact, implantable wireless sensor nodes in human/animal bodies need to exploit the ultra low energy consumption devices because of their usage. Using the standard available implantable batteries along with the standard communication protocols requires going through chirurgical operation each time the battery needs to be replaced. The life time of these batteries varies from a few days to a few weeks as we described in our previous work. In this paper, we propose a novel technique which allows the implanted sensor nodes inside the body to communicate with a base station located outside the body efficiently by consuming the minimum amount of energy of the battery included with each sensor node. Our proposed protocol allows the battery to last significantly longer even for years with a gain of up to 100s times higher throughput in power saving. This is will avoid the high risk chirurgical operations to replace the batteries very often.

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