Jingyao Zhang
ABSTRACT
Most current sensor nodes are composed of a microcontroller and a radio. Their real-time and peak performance would be a bottleneck when executing compute-intensive tasks. Several works demonstrate that adding a hardware co-processor could accelerate the execution speed of the sensor nodes. So far, no simulators can simulate these new sensor nodes in wireless networks. An extension to SUNSHINE [1], a hardware-software emulator is developed to fill the void.
- J. Zhang, Y. Tang, S. Hirve, S. Iyer, P. Schaumont, and Y. Yang. A Software-Hardware Emulator for Sensor Networks. In IEEE SECON, 2011.Google Scholar
Cross Ref
- S. Iyer, J. Zhang, Y. Yang, and P. Schaumont. A Unifying Interface Abstraction for Accelerated Computing in Sensor Nodes. In ESLsyn, 2011.Google ScholarCross Ref
Index Terms
- Poster: SUNSHINE extension: a hardware-software emulator for flexible sensor nodes in wireless networks
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