Typical wireless network architecture As the diagram represents, Wireless Sensor Network architecture is mostly distributed into three essential objects: i. Sensor Nodes ii. Sink Node (Gateways)

Typical wireless network architecture As the diagram represents, Wireless Sensor Network architecture is mostly distributed into three essential objects: i. Sensor Nodes ii. Sink Node (Gateways)

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A few years ago, the applications of Wireless Sensor Network were adequately a fascinating paradigm than an influential expertise. Currently, this technology entices still more and more technical audience. Speculative works from the earlier, where Wireless Sensor Network ideologies were examined, developed into noticeable applications basically inc...

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