Task-Aware Module Operation in IoT Gateways Enabling Power and Temperature Reduction for Power-over-Fiber Application

To reduce the risks of natural disasters, proactive use of environmental data is important. However, securing electricity in rural areas is often challenging. Thus, IoT gateways powered by power-over-fiber (PoF) are required. In this work, we develop an intermittent IoT gateway by implementing a task-aware module operation algorithm suitable for intermittent IoT sensing with power-limited PoF. The algorithm selectively powers the necessary modules and minimizes their operating time during the active state. As a result, power consumption in the active state is reduced by 56% compared with previous work, in which almost all modules were activated. Furthermore, the algorithm suppresses the temperature increase of the transmitter, one of the most power-hungry modules, by ∼11K.

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IEICE Communications Express
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2025-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.23919/comex.2025xbl0110
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solar cell performance optimization
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To reduce the risks of natural disasters, proactive use of environmental data is important. However, securing electricity in rural areas is often challenging. Thus, IoT gateways powered by power-over-fiber (PoF) are required. In this work, we develop an intermittent IoT gateway by implementing a task-aware module operation algorithm suitable for intermittent IoT sensing with power-limited PoF. The algorithm selectively powers the necessary modules and minimizes their operating time during the active state. As a result, power consumption in the active state is reduced by 56% compared with previous work, in which almost all modules were activated. Furthermore, the algorithm suppresses the temperature increase of the transmitter, one of the most power-hungry modules, by ∼11K.

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