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Scholten, J. and Jansen, P.G. and Hop, L.
(2004)
Communicating Personal Gadgets.
In: 1st IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conf. (CCNC), Las Vegas, Nevada.
pp. 630-632.
IEEE Computer Society.
ISBN 0-7803-8146-7
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AbstractThis paper focuses on communication in personal area networks. A personal area networks (PAN) is characterized as an informal collection, or community, of connected small, lightweight, and resource-lean devices, or gadgets. Two basic concepts are visible in the development of PANs, the distributed and the centralized concept. The paper introduces a real-time communication protocol that is suitable for both concepts. The communication protocol can deal with several types of traffic: real-time or nonreal- time, bursty or isochronous, high or low bitrate. The protocol is undemanding in terms of resources, so even simple devices can participate in the network. The network is simulated and a prototype is realized.
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