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Energy efficient heartbeat-based MAC protocol for WBAN employing body coupled communication

Solt et al., 2020

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9841294046748478044
Author
Solt F
Benarrouch R
Tochou G
Facklam O
Frappé A
Cathelin A
Kaiser A
Rabaey J
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Publication venue
IEEE Access

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Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) are a fast-growing field fueled by the number of wearable devices developed for countless applications appearing on the market. To enable communication between a variety of those devices, the IEEE 802.15. 6 standard was …
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