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Multi-hop cooperative transmissions in wireless sensor networks

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2 Author(s)
Aksu, A. ; Fac. of Eng. & Natural Sci., Sabanci Univ., Istanbul ; Ercetin, O.

We present the optimal number of cooperating nodes in multi-hop virtual multiple-input single-output (vMISO) based cooperative wireless sensor networks as a result of an energy consumption optimization problem in a limiting case of very dense networks. The main advantage of vMISO considered in this work is the increase in transmission range due to diversity and power gain. We demonstrate that it is best to have two cooperating nodes, when vMISO is allowed to have multiple transmissions without power control.

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Wireless Mesh Networks, 2006. WiMesh 2006. 2nd IEEE Workshop on

Date of Conference: 25-28 Sept. 2006

Page(s):
132 - 134
Print ISBN:
1-4244-0732-X
INSPEC Accession Number:
10235828
Conference Location :
Reston, VA
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/WIMESH.2006.288611
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