Rana, Md M., and Xiang, Wei (2018) IoT communications network for wireless power transfer system state estimation and stabilization. IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 5 (5). pp. 4142-4150.

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Abstract

Wireless energy harvesting has emerged as an appealing solution to prolong the lifespan of energy-constrained wireless networks and been regarded as a main functional unit for almost all perpetual communications. This paper proposes a channel coding-based Internet of Things communication network, and state estimation as well as stabilization algorithms for wireless power transfer systems. After modeling the energy harvesting module like wireless energy transfer systems as a state-space framework, Web-enabled smart sensors are deployed to obtain measurements. The sensing information is transmitted to the nearby base station for collection and digital communication under the condition of packet losses. A recursive systematic convolutional code is used to add redundancy into the quantize system states. After digital modulation, the signal is transmitted to a control center for system state estimation and stabilization. The optimal gain of the state estimation scheme is determined after minimizing the mean squared errors. Afterward, a stabilization algorithm is designed considering packet losses in the communication networks using the semidefinite programming approach. Furthermore, the convergence of the developed estimation algorithm is proved. Numerical simulation results demonstrate, considering packet loss, sensor faults, disturbances, and delay into account, that the proposed algorithms can estimate and stabilize the system states within a short period of time.

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