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The Optimal Sleep Control For Wireless Sensor Networks

Ying-Hong Wang, Kuo‐Feng Huang, Cheng-Che Lin, Chih‐Wei Hung

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The sensor node in Wireless Sensor Network is with the characteristics of low power consumption, but the sensor node can't be rechargeable. Therefore, the consumed of power is limited. How to effectively control the power of the sensor node and extend the life time of the whole network become a very important issue.

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The sensor node in Wireless Sensor Network is with the characteristics of low power consumption, but the sensor node can't be rechargeable. Therefore, the consumed of power is limited. How to effectively control the power of the sensor node and extend the life time of the whole network become a very important issue.

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The sensor node in Wireless Sensor Network is with the characteristics of low power consumption, but the sensor node can't be rechargeable. Therefore, the consumed of power is limited. How to effectively control the power of the sensor node and extend the life time of the whole network become a very important issue.

Key concepts: Wireless sensor network, Key distribution in wireless sensor networks, Sensor node, Node (physics), Mobile wireless sensor network, Computer science, Computer network, Power control

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