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Description
An ultra-small, high-data-rate, low-power 1-cc computer (OCCC) with an UWB-IR (ultra-wideband impulse-radio) transceiver was developed for a wireless sensor network. Thanks to bear-chip implementation and a flexible printed circuit board, the size of the computer is only 1 cm3. To achieve 10-Mbps data rate, a middle-class 32-bit microcontroller, which has both a bus interface and a USB 2.0 controller, was selected. Low-power techniques, such as transition of microcontroller status to standby mode by using an external real-time clock during wait times, power shutdown of halted circuits, and detailed control of UWB-IR transceiver status, are applied. The effect of these low-power techniques is verified by measuring the time history of current consumption of the OCCC. It was confirmed that the OCCC can provide wireless communication at a transmission rate of 258 kbps over a distance of 30 m.
Journal
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- 2008 Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference
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2008 Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference 392-397, 2008-01-01
IEEE
