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Combining distributed queuing with energy harvesting to enable perpetual distributed data collection applications

Vazquez‐Gallego et al., 2018

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4119760322466668075
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Vazquez‐Gallego F
Tuset‐Peiró P
Alonso L
Alonso‐Zarate J
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Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies

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This paper presents, models, and evaluates energy harvesting–aware distributed queuing (EH‐DQ), a novel medium access control protocol that combines distributed queuing with energy harvesting (EH) to address data collection applications in industrial scenarios using …
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