2020
DOI: 10.1109/lsens.2020.2986794
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A Novel Mathematical Model to Evaluate the Impact of Packet Retransmissions in LoRaWAN

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“…The effects in Long Range (LoRa) protocol due to the packet retransmissions are analysed using novel mathematical model. Depending on the transmission overhead, LoRa WAN issues four divergent cyclic coding rates [41]. The problems, various open issues and different solution about the LoRa Networks are studied in [42].…”
Section: Wireless Monitoring Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effects in Long Range (LoRa) protocol due to the packet retransmissions are analysed using novel mathematical model. Depending on the transmission overhead, LoRa WAN issues four divergent cyclic coding rates [41]. The problems, various open issues and different solution about the LoRa Networks are studied in [42].…”
Section: Wireless Monitoring Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Battery lifetime for different classes of devices is ex plored in [8]. Prospects of multihop routing for LoRa networks can be found in [20] and impacts of packet retransmission in LoRa networks can be found in [21]. Some potential applications of LoRa have been in vestigated as well in [1,2227].…”
Section: Research Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A signi icant amount of energy is consumed in packet transmission and reception processes compared to other processes. The author in [12] discussed the requirement of delicate balancing between the number of packet transmissions and network lifetime. However, in some applications such as wearables devices where a signi icant volume of data may need to be processed, the circuit power consumption is often comparable to the transmit power [13].…”
Section: Energy Ef Iciencymentioning
confidence: 99%