Demo: Investigating Concurrent Transmission using Software Defined Radios
Abstract
Concurrent Transmission (CT) is one of the most influential techniques for WSNs developed in recent years. Nevertheless, the reason why it works is still under debate. With our SDR-based CT-emulator we can perform reproducable experiments with real WSN hardware. Our evaluation shows that the LQI is a better metric for concurrent transmission performance than RSS. Thus we contribute to a better understanding of concurrent transmission.
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February 2018
295 pages
ISBN:9780994988621
- General Chairs:
- Domenico Giustiniano,
- Dimitrios Koutsonikolas,
- Program Chairs:
- Albert Banchs,
- Enzo Mingozzi,
- Kaushik Roy Chowdhury
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- EWSN: International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks
- SUNY Buffalo: State University of NY at Buffalo
- IMDEA
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Junction Publishing
United States
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Published: 12 February 2018
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