Study on Different Types of Centralized and Distributed Time Synchronization Protocols in WSN
Journal: International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Science (Vol.1, No. 2)Publication Date: 2017-03-15
Authors : Sissy Annamma Johnson; Josmy George;
Page : 19-22
Keywords : Centralized system; clock rate; distributed system; energy efficiency; life time; time synchronization; wireless network and WSN.;
Abstract
A remote sensor system is an accumulation of extensive number of various sensor hubs and one base station .The sensor hub is an independent devise that fundamentally comprise four units in particular detecting, handling, correspondence and power supply. These sensors gather the data from nature in the system and send it to the base station. Hence, the base station is associated back to the wired gadget in the system. In view of the advances of WSN, they are turned out to be most prominent in numerous applications. Shockingly, they frequently many plan issues. Significant plan issues imperatives are the synchronization, vitality utilization, and the system lifetime. Yet, the vitality proficiency is one of the primary difficulties in the plan of conventions for WSNs because of the startle vitality assets of sensors. Be that as it may, a definitive goal is to keep the sensor organize lifetime as far as might be feasible. This paper for the most part manages the time synchronization issues in WSN. It presents sorts that are brought together and disseminated time synchronization conventions.
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