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Energy efficient IR-UWB WBAN using a generic wake-up radio based MAC protocol

Karvonen et al., 2014

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2629039175187038942
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Karvonen H
Iinatti J
Petäjäjärvi J
Hämäläinen M
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Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Body Area Networks

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This paper addresses the energy efficiency of impulse radio (IR-UWB) based wireless body area networks (WBAN). An energy efficiency optimization model is proposed for the IR-UWB WBAN which is based on a generic wake-up radio (WUR) based medium access control …
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