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Energy efficient transmission scheduling for delay constrained wireless networks

Nuggehalli et al., 2006

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3228450588333686873
Author
Nuggehalli P
Srinivasan V
Rao R
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IEEE Transactions on wireless communications

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In this paper, we address the problem of energy efficient packet scheduling in a wireless environment. We consider a wireless transmitter which is limited by its finite battery resource. Our objective is to design a transmission schedule that maximizes battery lifetime subject to …
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