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Medium access control for a tree-based wireless sensor network: Synchronization management

Chalhoub et al., 2008

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1218331965972509905
Author
Chalhoub G
Guitton A
Jacquet F
Freitas A
Misson M
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2008 1st IFIP Wireless Days

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Energy efficiency is a primordial issue in the wireless sensor networks. This is achieved by deactivating nodes when possible. In this paper we describe the MAC protocol MaCARI that synchronizes nodes in order to schedule active and inactive periods. MaCARI divides time …
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