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On improving reliability of star-topology Wireless Sensor Network

Ferrari et al., 2009

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13299171390337504213
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Ferrari P
Flammini A
Marioli D
Sisinni E
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Factory automation needs both fast update time of input and outputs and high network availability. The use of wireless sensor network for factory automation is very appealing, since it allows to lower cost due to cabling and maintenance. Generally, mesh topology …
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