Web-Based Data Acquistion System using a 32 bit Single Board Computer and GNU/LINUX
Most of the previous research in Data Acquisition System (DAS) had used Personal Computers (PCs) as hardware platform which were bulky and not portable. In this research, a Portable Embedded Sensing System (PESS) has been developed using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) embedded system. Current COTS...
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my-unimap-98752010-10-18T11:50:54Z Web-Based Data Acquistion System using a 32 bit Single Board Computer and GNU/LINUX Wan Muhamad Azmi, Mamat Most of the previous research in Data Acquisition System (DAS) had used Personal Computers (PCs) as hardware platform which were bulky and not portable. In this research, a Portable Embedded Sensing System (PESS) has been developed using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) embedded system. Current COTS technology provides more flexibility in term of portability, scalability and configurability. PESS is made-up of an integration of TS-5500 Single Board Computer (SBC) as its computing core, a matrix keypad, a LCD display and sensors that attached to the interfacing circuit. As for the software part, PESS uses the open source GNU/Linux that allows modification to its libraries and device drivers. PESS has been extended by enabling a TCP/IP network connection to a server in order to accommodate bigger data archiving. These two-nodes network-based system is called PESS-n which divided to PESS and PESS-Server. PESS-n is equipped with an error-correction mechanism that can minimize data loses in the event of network failures, in addition to sending the backup data. A user interface has been developed at PESS-Server side to allow the acquired data to be presented in graphical format as well sharing of data via Internet. On the analog acquisition, not more than three steps resolution for the average bit of error has consistently been achieved. As for the network data transfer performance, both Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) have been evaluated. While UDP provide faster recovery times during simulated network failures, it has limitation up to 64 KB of data payload only. As for the TCP, it has been able to transmit large data up to 1.6 MB which equal to fourteen days of data. It is found that the data losses of TCP and UDP are very small (2-3 unit of data). Universiti Malaysia Perlis 2009 Thesis en http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/123456789/9875 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/9875/1/Page%201-24.pdf 9df0f264105351de8e013c26b913ff06 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/9875/2/Full%20Text.pdf 511a54542065d1c136620edeece8af61 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/9875/3/license.txt ea82928bdd28fa352e4c8ec2539cf0fb Data acquisition Single board computer (SBC) Portable Embedded Sensing System (PESS) Embedded system Field programmable gate arrays (FPGA) Personal computers (PC) Data acquisition systems (DAS) School of Computer and Communication Engineering |
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Most of the previous research in Data Acquisition System (DAS) had used Personal Computers (PCs) as hardware platform which were bulky and not portable. In this research, a Portable Embedded Sensing System (PESS) has been developed using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) embedded system. Current COTS technology provides more flexibility in term of portability, scalability and configurability. PESS is made-up of an integration of TS-5500 Single Board Computer (SBC) as its computing core, a matrix keypad, a LCD display and sensors that attached to the interfacing circuit. As for the software part, PESS uses the open source GNU/Linux that allows modification to its libraries and device drivers. PESS has been extended by enabling a TCP/IP network connection to a server in order to accommodate bigger data archiving. These two-nodes network-based system is called PESS-n which divided to PESS and PESS-Server. PESS-n is equipped with an error-correction mechanism that can minimize data loses in the event of network failures, in addition to sending the backup data. A user interface has been developed at PESS-Server side to allow the acquired data to be presented in graphical format as well sharing of data via Internet. On the analog acquisition, not more than three steps resolution for the average bit of error has consistently been achieved. As for the network data transfer performance, both Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) have been evaluated. While UDP provide faster recovery times during simulated network failures, it has limitation up to 64 KB of data payload only. As for the TCP, it has been able to transmit large data up to 1.6 MB which equal to fourteen days of data. It is found that the data losses of TCP and UDP are very small (2-3 unit of data). |
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