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2786239638@qq.com
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18180094232
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No. 1-6 Fangcao Street, High tech Zone, Chengdu City
Sichuan Yuke Speed Vibration Automation Equipment Co., Ltd
2786239638@qq.com
18180094232
No. 1-6 Fangcao Street, High tech Zone, Chengdu City
HD-ST-3 Vibration Speed Sensor
Developing towards miniaturization. In contemporary times, in order to adapt to the diverse and ever-changing historical background and development environment, the functions of various detection and control equipment are becoming increasingly sophisticated. However, smaller size means greater flexibility and future development, which requires wireless detection equipment to constantly move towards this direction to ensure its own future development.
Developing towards low energy consumption and digitalization. Although wireless sensors have gained great popularity, we cannot forget the drawbacks of single analog signals and high energy consumption. Therefore, only by developing more efficient digital signals can the application of wireless sensors become more widespread. Therefore, developing low-power and digital wireless sensors will inevitably be a key direction for future development.
Key Issues in Wireless Sensor Networks
1. Network security protocol issues
The security threats faced by sensor networks are different from those faced by mobile ad hoc networks, so existing network security mechanisms are not suitable for this field and require the development of specialized protocols for wireless sensor networks.
One idea is to seek the safest possible route from the perspective of maintaining routing security to ensure network security. Reference [1] points out that if the routing protocol is compromised and the transmitted message is tampered with, there is no security for data packets at the application layer. The article introduces a method called "Security Aware Routing" (SAR), which aims to identify the relationship between real values and nodes, and then use these real values to generate secure routes.
HD-ST-3 Vibration Speed Sensor