Time Synchronization for Large Scale Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Multi-Broadcast Gossip Algorithm

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A scheme of time synchronization for large scale wireless sensor networks based on multi-broadcast gossip algorithm is proposed in this paper. It is allowed multiple nodes can broadcast their time information simultaneously. In order to avoid communication collisions and receiving confusion, according to graph theory the distance between any two broadcasting nodes is restricted as 3. It is proved for convergence performance of this scheme by using stochastic matrix theory. The performance for this scheme is discussed. The computer simulations are given to test and verify the theoretical analysis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 846-847)

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November 2013

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