Experimental Study on Analysis of Energy Harvesting and Smart Grid-Powered Wireless Communication Networks

The purpose of the study is to examine the feasibility of integrating energy harvesting devices with wireless communication networks that are powered by smart grids. It makes use of a wide range of transmission methods and energy sources, and its primary concerns are the economic feasibility, operational effectiveness, and ecological impact of such integrations. For the purpose of data analysis, statistical methods are used, whilst experimental approaches are utilised for the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness and dependability of the system. Important findings suggest that in dynamic energy environments, network performance may be enhanced via adaptive protocols and smart grid empowerment, with some transmission strategies yielding large energy savings. This is according to the findings of a recent study.