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Design methodology for PicoRadio networks

Da Silva et al., 2001

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15325318974502517106
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Da Silva J
Shamberger J
Ammer M
Guo C
Li S
Shah R
Tuan T
Sheets M
Rabaey J
Nikolic B
Sangiovanni-Vincentelli A
Wright P
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Proceedings Design, Automation and Test in Europe. Conference and Exhibition 2001

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One of the most compelling challenges of the next decade is the" last-meter" problem, extending the expanding data network into end-user data-collection and monitoring devices. PicoRadio supports the assembly of an ad hoc wireless network of self-contained …
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