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External radio interference

Baccour et al., 2013

Document ID
4439112308730627664
Author
Baccour N
Puccinelli D
Voigt T
Koubaa A
Noda C
Fotouhi H
Alves M
Youssef H
Zuniga M
Boano C
Römer K
Publication year
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Radio Link Quality Estimation in Low-Power Wireless Networks

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An important factor contributing to the degradation and variability of the link quality is radio interference. The increasingly crowded radio spectrum has triggered a vast array of research activities on interference mitigation techniques and on enhancing coexistence among …
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