This work describes a new technology to calculate the magnetic field emission of a High Frequency Series Resonant Inverter in a domestic induction heater by means of computational simulations. The calculation is performed assuming normal operation conditions required to measure the magnetic field by means of a triple loop antenna. This triple loop antenna, also known as a van Veen & Bergervoet antenna, is generally employed to test compliance with emission regulations in the frequency range of band A and band B i.e. 5-55 kHz.
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For time-sensitive applications from a remote wireless sensor network, demands to design an efficient routing scheme that can enhance network lifetime and also offer an optimized performance in energy efficiency and reduced delay. In this paper, we propose an improved clustered-hop data gathering scheme which is a amalgamation of clustering and nearest neighborhood selection of the sensor nodes in each hop. The cluster heads and the super leader are altered every round for ensuring an uniformly distributed energy consumption among all the nodes. We have implemented the proposed scheme in nesC and performed simulations in TOSSIM. Successful packet transmission rates have also been analyzed using the interference-model. Compared with the existing popular schemes such as PEGASIS, BINARY, LBEERA and SHORT, our scheme offers an improved "energy delay" performance and has the capability to achieve a very good symmetry among different performance metrics.
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