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Rotational listening strategy for IEEE 802.15. 4 wireless body networks

Tseng et al., 2010

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11258817544904820689
Author
Tseng H
Sheu S
Shih Y
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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In recent years, interests in the application of wireless body network (WBN) have grown considerably. Wireless body sensor nodes assume deploying a stationary sensor network over a human body area. Among the well-known specifications, IEEE 802.15. 4 originally …
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