Ultra-low power wireless sensor node design for health monitoring use cases

In this project we address the problem of power consumption for wireless sensor nodes. This is where among different components of a sensor, RF transceivers consume a significant amount of power e.g. approximately 80%. Hence the main objective is this project is to tackle the power consumption problem at the RF transmitter, where we aim to reduce the power consumption to micro-watts of power, with minimal sacrifice in achievable data rate and by keeping the connectivity range within an acceptable radius.

Faculty Supervisor:

Edward Harvey

Student:

Pooya Merat

Partner:

TandemLaunch Technologies Inc.

Discipline:

Medicine

Sector:

Information and communications technologies

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Program:

Accelerate

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