Ad hoc cluster idle node coordination

Multiplex communications – Communication over free space – Having a plurality of contiguous regions served by...

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C370S311000, C370S315000, C370S252000

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ABSTRACT:
Nodes (103a-d,105, 107, 109a-c,111a-c) in an ad hoc communication network are coordinated. The network includes the node (111b) and one or more neighbor nodes (103a-d,105, 107, 109a-c,111a,c). The node (111b) can sleep in a low duty cycle. Further, the node (111b) can awaken, responsive to a schedule; and register with a cluster head (101); listen for one or more neighbors, wherein the at least one neighbor can be active (103a-d,105, 107) or idle (109a-c,111a,c); and/or listen for one or more requests from the cluster head (101) or active neighbor(s) (103a-d,105, 107). Responsive to the request(s), the idle node (111b) can become active on a communication link.

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