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Design of Caucus Medium Access Control (C-MAC) protocol for wireless sensor networks in smart grids

Sharma et al., 2017

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2478671176641567473
Author
Sharma J
Jha M
Bhattacharya P
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Journal of Engineering Science and Technology

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A Caucus-based medium access control protocol (C-MAC) is proposed to reduce the end to end delay and battery consumption of the sensor nodes deployed in the monitoring of various smart grid regions, such as substation, pole and wires, perimeter security, real time …
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