CSC 714 Project
Enhancing Real Time Capabilities Of
Nano-RK For TelosB Platform
Project Team
Devendra Kumar Modium
(dkmodium)
Krishna Priya Kolla (kkolla)
Introduction
Nano-RK currently
runs on the FireFly Sensor Networking Platform as
well as the MicaZ motes. Our aim is to enhance the
capabilities of Nano-RK for the TelosB platform (TI
MSP430F1611). Motes that are generally used in wireless networks require radio
stack to communicate with other motes in the network. Sensors are required to
collect the data from the environment they are posted in. These two components
are critical for the usability of the mote in a sensor network. This project
aims at implementing the radio stack and light and temperature sensor modules
for Nano-RK on the TI MSP430F1611 platform
Telos Rev. B
platform has the following components, Chipcon CC2420 (radio transceiver), a
photo synthetically active radiation sensor (light sensor) and a temperature
sensor along with other sensors. Currently Nano-RK doesn't have support for the
above mentioned components on Telos Rev. B platform. Our project goal is to
provide support for the radio transceiver, light sensor and temperature sensor
for the TI MSP430F1611 platform under Nano-RK. Along with the above support our
aim is to implement the power save mode under Nano-RK for this platform.
Timeline
|
Task |
Deadline |
Status |
|
Project
proposal submission |
October
24 |
Completed |
|
Study
required data sheets and implementation of Radio stack in MantisOS |
November
1 |
Completed |
|
Implementation
of radio stack modules in Nano-RK |
November
8 |
Completed |
|
Implementation
of Light & Temperature sensor modules |
November
20 |
Completed |
|
Implementation
of power save mode and User Button module in Nano-RK |
November
20 |
Completed |
|
Testing
radio communications, light sensor and temperature sensor functionality with
same text cases as in HW1 |
December
2 |
Completed |
|
Writing
final report and project presentation |
December
6 |
Completed |
Deliverables
October 24, 2011: Project Proposal
November 11, 2011: Progress Report
November 29, 2011: Project Presentation
December 6, 2011: Final Report
Updated
Nano-RK Source Code
References