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Supporting Ultra-Low-Power Nodes in 6TiSCH Industrial Wireless Sensor Networks

Van Leemput et al., 2024

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2189577973248169943
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Van Leemput D
Hoebeke J
De Poorter E
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Industrial wireless sensor networks offer a viable alternative to wired solutions where there is a lack of suitable communication infrastructure. Among these networks, time slotted channel hopping (TSCH) emerges as a noteworthy choice due to its capacity for …
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