Bridge Device for Mounting and Local Adjustment of Wireless Sensor Network



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Submitted Mar 16, 2018
Published Apr 5, 2018
10.24018/ejeng.2018.3.4.662

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The remote sensor networks are used for collecting area-specific data and retransmit them through radio for further processing. For proper mounting and initial functional test of sensors as part of a larger sensor field system is comfortably to use portable bridge devise for mounting and local adjustment of sensor system. The devise translates the sensor system radio communication channel to the widely used Bluetooth standard. Such way any available smart devise can be used as input-output terminal for communication and adjustment of sensors part of the sensor system. The created radio bridge device is compact, functional, cheap and a useful addition to any LoRa sensor system.

Keywords: Bluetooth LoRa Radio Bridge Sensor System

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