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Multipath fading in wireless sensor networks: measurements and interpretation

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Multipath fading heavily contributes to the unreliability of wireless links, causing fairly large deviations from link quality predictions based on path loss models; its impact on...

Daniele Puccinelli, Martin Haenggi

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