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WLAN based energy efficient smart city design

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The rapid growth of new technologies resulted in a new city model, known as the famous “Smart City”. The main aim in this paper is to create a paradigm for building an energy efficient smart city. Wireless local area network (WLAN) controller that will be used by the city will be constructed in such a manner that when there will be no request from any node to the access point (AP), the AP will be send from active mode to sleep mode. In Qualnet7.2, with the help of three types of energy model generic, mica z and mica motes the energy consumption in three modes transmit, receive and sleep mode is analysed, where it is seen that energy consumption in sleep mode is much less than in any other modes. In this paper, we propose an algorithm where it is shown that the energy consumption in sleep mode is less than in any other modes.

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    Sourav Hati, Prasanjit Dey & Debashis De

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Hati, S., Dey, P. & De, D. WLAN based energy efficient smart city design. Microsyst Technol 25, 1599–1612 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00542-017-3530-6

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