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Review of MAC protocols for energy harvesting wireless sensor network (EH-WSN)

Verma et al., 2020

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13214381675014664172
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Verma V
Kumar V
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Internet of Things and Big Data Applications: Recent Advances and Challenges

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Traditional wireless sensor network (WSN) consist of large number of small and inexpensive battery-powered wireless sensor nodes. It is used in an unattended manner to monitor various environmental, structural and healthcare activities. Traditional WSN has limited …
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