Air-quality sensor with 10-years lifespan

  • Rilind Hasanaj
  • Ahmed Abuhemidan

Student thesis: Bachelor

Abstract

Sensors with very low power consumption are required so that they can last a long time without the need to replace the batteries very often. Low power sensors can save significant cost and time incurred in battery replacement, especially in establishments and organizations that span over several buildings, floors and rooms. In this thesis, we investigate the use of the low-power wireless protocol Z-wave for sensors solutions that can last for approximately 10 years. An algorithm was created and we concluded that 10 years on a 480 mAh battery is not possible and the expected years need to be lowered or we need to increase the battery capacity.

Date of Award2019-Oct-07
Original languageEnglish
SupervisorDawit Mengistu (Supervisor) & Fredrik Frisk (Examiner)

Educational program

  • Bachelor programme in Computer Science and Engineering

University credits

  • 15 HE credits

Swedish Standard Keywords

  • Embedded Systems (20207)

Keywords

  • air-quality sensor
  • z-wave
  • carbon dioxide sensor
  • voc sensor

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