Industrial Internet of Things Model Driven by Particle Filter and Network Communication Technology

Abstract

In this paper, a better particle filter algorithm is put forth to address the issues of particle filter sample exhaustion and weight degradation. The algorithm frames the received signal and separates the signals in two steps based on the slow-varying properties of system parameters in practical applications, such as phase shift and transmission delay. In addition, the network model and energy consumption model are built while the sensor data is being collected and processed using the industrial IoT’s communication mechanism and algorithm. The repeater is chosen as the node with the lowest transmission energy consumption, and the industrial field’s sensor data is gathered via the fog server node. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm’s accuracy rate is 95.54 percent, higher than that of the comparison algorithm. The enhanced algorithm suggested in this paper can simultaneously achieve improved parameter estimation performance and achieve signal separation with low bit error rates. Additionally, the communication system and algorithm can efficiently gather the sensing information from the industrial field, and the indicators like energy consumption and the first dead node are better than other algorithms. It offers an innovative method for enhancing industrial field application.