Yang, 2011 - Google Patents
Sleeping strategies for wireless sensor networksYang, 2011
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Wireless sensor networks are gaining increasing attention in both industry and academia. One of the main issues that prevents the ubiquitous use of wireless sensor networks is that wireless sensors typically have limited energy supplies. Hence, it is of great importance to …
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