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    <title>A review of Energy Conservation in Wireless sensors Networks</title>
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    <description>Title: A review of Energy Conservation in Wireless sensors Networks
Authors: Omodunbi, Bolaji; Arulogun, O.T; Emuoyibofarhe, J.O
Abstract: In wireless sensor networks, energy efficiency plays a major role to determine the lifetime of the network. The&#xD;
network is usually powered by a battery which is hard to recharge. Hence, one major challenge in wireless&#xD;
sensor networks is the issue of how to extend the lifetime of sensors to improve the efficiency. In order to reduce&#xD;
the rate at which the network consumes energy, researchers have come up with energy conservation techniques,&#xD;
schemes and protocols to solve the problem. This paper presents a brief overview of wireless sensor networks,&#xD;
outlines some causes of its energy loss and some energy conservation schemes based on existing techniques used&#xD;
in solving the problem of power management.</description>
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