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An improved self routing scheme by using parent-child relationship and beacon-only period for WSNs

Yang et al., 2010

Document ID
6784487448872841411
Author
Yang Y
Kim S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Information and Communication Technology

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The IEEE Standard 802.15. 4 for wireless personal area networks shows promise of bringing ubiquitous sensor networking into reality, at least technically. In this paper, a beacon-based self routing (BSR) scheme of a beacon-only period (BOP) mode is presented. The proposed …
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