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Vir et al., 2013 - Google Patents

Traffic Generator Based Power Analysis of Different Routing Protocol For Mobile Nodes in Wireless Sensor Network Using QualNet

Vir et al., 2013

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7591720270900287307
Author
Vir D
Agarwal S
Imam S
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(IJERA)

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ABSTRACT A sensor network is a system that consists of thousands of very small stations called sensor nodes. The communication between nodes is done in a wireless approach, and thus, the name of wireless sensor networks. The service lifetime of such sensor nodes …
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