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Power saving algorithms for wireless sensor networks on IEEE 802.15. 4

Park et al., 2008

Document ID
9689112259701465485
Author
Park T
Lee M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE communications magazine

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IEEE 802.15. 4 is the global standard protocol designed for low-power and low-rate wireless personal area networks. When applied to sensor networks, extra care should be taken due to their requirements for multihop communication with minimum energy consumption. In this …
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