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Collision resolution protocol for delay and energy efficient LoRa networks

El Rachkidy et al., 2019

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3197697234444093988
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El Rachkidy N
Guitton A
Kaneko M
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IEEE Transactions on Green Communications and Networking

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Future 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) applications will heavily rely on long-range communication technologies such as low-power wide area networks. In particular, LoRaWAN built on LoRa physical layer is gathering increasing interest, both from academia …
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