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Communications via systems-on-chips clustering in large-scaled sensor networks
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Fan, S, Fan, J, Makki, K
et al
. (2008). Communications via systems-on-chips clustering in large-scaled sensor networks .
2 549-552. 10.1109/EUC.2008.184
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Fan, S, Fan, J, Makki, K
et al
. (2008). Communications via systems-on-chips clustering in large-scaled sensor networks .
2 549-552. 10.1109/EUC.2008.184
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Fan, S; Fan, J; Makki, K; Pissinou, N
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Pissinou, Niki
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In this paper, we have proposed a framework of systems-on-chips clustering in application to complicated sensor networks. The framework can be applied to address the communication issues in distributed and large-scaled sensor nodes in wireless sensor network application. There are two communication categories under consideration, i.e. intra-nodes and inter-nodes. Due to the potentially higher frequency in the signal propagation within the sensor node, the characteristics of the interconnect among various systems-on-chips cannot be described in the traditionally lumped R, L, C components. We adapt a distributed transmission line model to address such issues and possibly improve the reliability in the intra-nodes communication. Furthermore, based on the bandwidth requirements of each sensor node, the large-scaled senor network is proposed to be transformed into a maze diagram by a user defined threshold bandwidth, so that many existing approaches may be applied to determine the routing paths in the inter-nodes communication to improve the efficiency of the overall network. © 2008 IEEE.
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December 1, 2008
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https://doi.org/10.1109/euc.2008.184
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549
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552
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