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Abstract: Emerging low power, embedded, wireless sensor devices are targeting a wide range of applications, yet have very limited processing, storage, and energy resources. An architecture must be developed that can efficiently meet system demands while simultaneously remaining flexible to application specific optimizations. Analysis of past designs identifies core architectural issues and their impact on system performance. This paper outlines these issues and presents a generalized architecture... (Update)
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J. Hill and D. Culler. A wireless embedded sensor architecture for system-level optimization. Technical report, U.C. Berkeley, 2001. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/hill01wireless.html More
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