Simulation of sensor nodes for energy conception in wireless sensor networks using finite automata

Authors:
Animesh R. Tayal;N. V. Choudhary;Madhuri A. Tayal
Affiliations:
GHRCE, Nagpur, Maharashra, India;Information technology, GHRCE, Nagpur, Maharashra, India;GHRCE, Nagpur, Maharashra, India
Venue:
Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication and Control
Year:
2009

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Abstract

A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) needs to be simulation in various aspects, but the Simulation of Energy consumption in an ad-hoc Wireless Sensor Network by the sensors which can be static sensors, mobile sensors, robots and even humans is required more attention. In this paper we want to produce an approach for simulation of energy consumption in WSN by the sensors using Finite Automata (FA). The main objective of this work is to simulate the energy of sensor nodes in an ad-hoc WSN. For this purpose we are designing a finite state machine (FSM) using that we can simulate the total available energy of sensor nodes. For this designing of FA, initially we assume that the sensor nodes are the static sensors only (i.e. designing of finite automata are based on the assumption of that the location of sensors in WSN is fixed and it will not be changed).