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Wireless sensor networks and TinyOS

Hang et al., 2009

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6360712602982751705
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Hang Y
Jiale Z
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Wireless sensor networks have been developed into more and more applications with their distinguished and unique characteristics. They have made it possible to realize powerful functions on hardware with extremely limited resource and low cost. Meanwhile, the …
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