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Reconsidering wireless systems with multiple radiosBahl et al., 2004
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- Bahl P
- Adya A
- Padhye J
- Wolman A
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- ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review
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The tremendous popularity of wireless systems in recent years has led to the commoditization of RF transceivers (radios) whose prices have fallen dramatically. The lower cost allows us to consider using two or more radios in the same device. Given this, we …
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