DSYS25
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The DSYS25 [1] sensor platform developed by the Computer Science Department in University College Cork, Ireland is a 25mm x 25mm module with an Atmel AVR ATMEGA 128 microcontroller and a Nordic nRF2401 radio.
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Hardware Specifications
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Application
The DSYS25 has many applications ranging from traffic control to agriculture
Power
The DSYS25's power source is application specific, using either batteries or some other form of energy supply mechanisms such as solar cells.
Software
The DSYS25 uses TinyOS as its operating system as it is opensource and freely available. There is also a version of TinyOS specifically tailored to the DSYS25 platform. See TinyOS for DSYS25 for details.
Additional Information
Papers
- Andre Barroso, Jonathan Benson, Tina Murphy, Utz Roedig, Cormac Sreenan, John Barton, Stephen Bellis, Brendan O'Flynn, and Kieran Delaney. "The DSYS25 Sensor Platform", Proceedings of the Second ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (SENSYS2004), Baltimore, USA, November 2004.
- Benson, JP and O’Donovan, T. and O’Sullivan, P. and Roedig, U. and Sreenan, C. and Barton, J. and Murphy, A. and O’Flynn, B. "Car-park management using wireless sensor networks", Proceedings of the 31st IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks, Tampa, FL, pp588-595, 2006
- Barton, J. and Buckley, J. and O’Flynn, B. and O’Mathuna, SC and Benson, JP and O’Donovan, T. and Roedig, U. and Sreenan, C. "The D-Systems Project-Wireless Sensor Networks for Car-Park Management", Proceedings of the 65th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, Dublin, Ireland, pp170-173, 2007
See [1] for further publications
References
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