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Scalability of dense wireless lighting control networks

Dandelski et al., 2015

Document ID
8406166129920817914
Author
Dandelski C
Wenning B
Perez D
Pesch D
Linnartz J
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Communications Magazine

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In modern lighting systems, the introduction of wirelessly controlled LED light sources leads to very dense wireless lighting networks. Current approaches for control message transmission are based on broadcasting messages among many luminaires. However …
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