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A comparative performance evaluation of wake-up radio-based data forwarding for green wireless networks

Basagni et al., 2018

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3885973443047995683
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Basagni S
Koutsandria G
Petrioli C
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2018 27th International Conference on Computer Communication and Networks (ICCCN)

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The advent of low-power sensor nodes coupled with intelligent software and hardware technologies has led to the era of green wireless networks. From the hardware perspective, green sensor nodes are endowed with energy scavenging capabilities to overcome energy …
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