Analysis of hardware architecture Markovian Chain Queuing model for wireless sensor networks
A wireless Sensor Network (WSN) commonly consumes fairly less energy whereas light and multiple-distributed sensors along with an appropriate wireless network usually come with a lower data rate. An increased system performance along with relatively a higher stability can be achieved by means of...
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Science & Engineering Research Support soCiety (SERSC)
2017
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| Summary: | A wireless Sensor Network (WSN) commonly consumes fairly less energy whereas light
and multiple-distributed sensors along with an appropriate wireless network usually
come with a lower data rate. An increased system performance along with relatively a
higher stability can be achieved by means of applying suitable routing protocol and QoS.
QoS represents the effectiveness and robustness of any system concerned. The expansion
in relation to productivity of a system may depend on keeping the energy consumption at
a controlled level. This paper reports on a study in which quality measurement service
was provided by means of analyzing packets in the queuing systems by employing queuing
theory. The proposed model is two M/M/1/N queues in tandem with N buffer capacity. The
simulation which was performed by MATLAB software indicated that an increase in the
service rate of one of the servers while fixing the service rate of another server may result
in a waste of hardware resources. Also, the blocking probability for same buffer’s size
and data arrival rate will not reach less than specific values.
Keywords: Blocking probability, Quality of service, Queuing theory, Wireless sensor
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