A Detailed Overview of Life Cycle Enhancing Approaches for WSN
Keywords:
Transmission pf Information, Power Requirement, LifecycleAbstract
The major target of a wireless sensor network (WSNs) is to amass related data in the form of packets from the physical world. Transmission of these packets towards lengthier route consumes extra battery, and amplification and causes more intervening. As a result, these variables limit the lifespan of the network and operational ability. Numerous techniques exist in the past to augment the lifespan of the WSN. In this paper we have analyzed state of art techniques which enhance the lifecycle of a WSN.
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