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In this design, we will develop Alert landslide System base Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) Node using MSP430. When rainy weather, it is make some dangerous highland because landslide so the Alert landslide System will help people avoid accident. We use Wireless Sensor Networks to measure soil moisture and the movement of soil. If it make dangerous situation, the signal will sent from nodes then the system will make attention to help people safe.
The architectural and circuit details will present. For Low power consumption Adaptive Power control technique is used. In this technique we can vary the transmitted power according to the distance between the nodes.
This architecture fulfils the requirements of low power, compact size and self-organization. Hence significant reduction in energy consumption is possible based on the proposed approach which prolongs the battery lifetime.
Hi,
Nice project idea, but I think you forgot to mention what kind of help you require with that project.
Hi sir.
sorry . this is descriptions of my project . and i am a newbie. i need your help.that my questions:
– How i can seff develop RF module( chip MSP430).( distance 100m-200m)
– The communication algorithm .( explain how it work).( zigbee standard)
– The last question . how i can make the system low power.
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thanks for reading .( please help me as soon as possible).
Hi Hung,
I don’t have experience in the MSP430, but I suggest you to get a development board of the same IC and get started with it. The development board comes in small sizes convinient for any kind of projects. You will get a lot of help from the CD along with it if there comes one along with it, or you will surely get help from the TI website.
Regarding the RF module, are you going to use zigbee module? The zigbee module is very fast but the range won’t be enough for your purpose.
There are lot of RF modules avilable which can have range more than 200 meters.
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