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An adaptive energy‐efficient and low‐latency MAC for tree‐based data gathering in sensor networks

Lu et al., 2007

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5034619864029292525
Author
Lu G
Krishnamachari B
Raghavendra C
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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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A specific characteristic of sensor network applications is that the major traffic consists of data collection from various sensor source nodes to a sink via a unidirectional tree. In this paper, we propose DMAC, an energy efficient and low latency MAC that is designed and …
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