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Single-Hop Connectivity in Interference-Limited Hybrid Wireless Networks

Overview This paper considers a hybrid wireless network, in which the low-power nodes collect data and pass it to the data aggregation nodes (base stations). The low-power nodes are assumed to form a Poisson point process and communicate to the base stations using spread spectrum. The paper derives bounds to the probability of sensor node isolation, when the base stations are arranged randomly or in a regular fashion.

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Publisher	University of Notre Dame	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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