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Distributed latency-energy minimization and interference avoidance in TDMA wireless sensor networks

Macedo et al., 2009

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15501940714250604477
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Macedo M
Grilo A
Nunes M
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Computer Networks

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This paper presents Latency-Energy Minimization Medium Access (LEMMA), a new TDMA- based MAC protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), specially suited to extend the lifetime of networks supporting alarm-driven, delay-sensitive applications characterized by …
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