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An Energy-Efficient Scatternet Formation Algorithm for Bluetooth-Based Sensor Networks

Overview This paper proposes an energy-efficient scatternet formation algorithm for Bluetooth based sensor networks. The algorithm is based on first computing a shortest path tree from the base station to all sensor nodes and then solving the degree constraint problem so that the degree of each node in the network is not greater than seven, which is a Bluetooth constraint. In this way, less amount of energy is spent in each round of communication in the sensor network.

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Publisher	Bilkent University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2004	Downloads	78
Format	White Papers
Topics	Bluetooth, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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