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An adaptive and low-latency power management protocol for wireless sensor networks

Anastasi et al., 2006

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5198228128703803303
Author
Anastasi G
Conti M
Di Francesco M
Passarella A
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Publication venue
Proceedings of the 4th ACM international workshop on Mobility management and wireless access

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Energy conservation in wireless sensor networks is a critical issue. An efficient method to reduce power consumption consists in powering off the nodes' wireless transceiver when communication is not needed. Under this approach sleep/wakeup schedules of different …
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