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Evaluation of next‐generation low‐power communication technology to replace GSM in IoT‐applications

Durand et al., 2019

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5685304556216944539
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Durand T
Visagie L
Booysen M
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IET Communications

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The large demand for smart metering and control, asset tracking, remote monitoring, and other applications has resulted in the emergence of innovative new internet of things (IoT) low‐power wide‐area networks (LPWANs) featuring low power consumption, low cost, high …
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