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Energy efficient switch-based packet forwarding for low duty-cycle wireless sensor networks

Zhang et al., 2016

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1881776117856064098
Author
Zhang X
Tao L
Zhou F
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IEEE Communications Letters

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This letter studies the problem of energy efficient routing in multihop wireless sensor networks (WSNs) with low duty cycle, where a switch-based forwarding scheme is employed. We consider the unreliable end-to-end packet transmissions and propose a …
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