Abstract:Aiming at the problems of insufficient battery life, limited accuracy and difficult transmission of wireless inclinometers in field structural health monitoring, a low-power solution integrating hierarchical power management and business logic optimization is proposed. By adopting capacitive high-precision MEMS sensors, microampere-level sleep architecture and dynamic power consumption control technology, the system sleep current is reduced to below 2μA while ensuring that the measurement error does not exceed ±0.015°. At the hardware level, hierarchical power management chips and physical disconnectors are introduced to achieve fine power consumption turn-off at the module level. At the software level, an energy-saving closed loop of "wake-up - collection - transmission - sleep" is constructed, combined with solar energy supplementation and multi-protocol adaptive transmission. At a monitoring frequency of 60 minutes per session, the device equipped with a 9000mAh battery has a theoretical battery life of 684 days. Combined with continuous solar charging, the theoretical maintenance-free period is further extended.