Abstract

The nodes are low powered devices and therefore illustrating a low power Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are exceptionally basic for getting longer lifetime in Wireless Sensor Networks. Here we are going to discuss operations of low power WSN and have also looked out for and discriminatingly examined particular setup or design issues, for instance, Power management, ultra-low power node arrangement, medium access control and duty cycle errands.

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