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Sustainable energy harvesting for robust wireless sensor networks in industrial applications

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are at the verge of a broad acceptance in demanding industrial applications. Nodes must fulfill key requirements like reliability and deterministic communication, but also energy autarky in order to allow maintenance-free systems. In this paper a system combining low power, robust communication with appropriate methods for energy harvesting and energy management is suggested. By comparing two alternative variants for power-management, constraints of a solar-cell powered node design are derived. The resulting system demonstrates energy sufficiency at standard industrial indoor lighting conditions of 1300 lx for sensor nodes sampling temperature values at 10 Hz and transmitting once per second.