Communication overhead in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) refers to the additional resources and time required for transmitting data beyond the actual payload. This includes factors such as protocol headers, acknowledgments, retransmissions, and routing information that must be sent alongside the primary data to ensure successful delivery and network reliability. High communication overhead can lead to increased energy consumption, reduced network lifespan, and lower overall efficiency, making it crucial to optimize communication protocols in WSNs.
A WSN typically consists of a sink node sometimes referred to as a Base Station
horizontal communication
Communication is written for a specific purpose and audience; an example of communication that is meant to help consumers is product sensitization.
communication that was not directly meant to be communicated
the main object of communication is to convey the right message to the right person , i.e. to the person for whom it is meant.
A WSN typically consists of a sink node sometimes referred to as a Base Station
overhead allotment means the charging of overheads to cost units or cost centres.
horizontal communication
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Communication is written for a specific purpose and audience; an example of communication that is meant to help consumers is product sensitization.
communication that was not directly meant to be communicated
overhead allotment means the charging of overheads to cost units or cost centres.
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· Wi-Fi - IEEE 802.11 · WSN · GSM · Transmitter and receiver device
In the context of computers, communication overhead is those bits of data that must be sent to convey information about, for example, where the information originated and where it is being sent to, how it is to be routed, timestamps, or any other information that is not actually the "payload" representing the actual content to be communicated.