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Browsing MS (TN) (BUIC-E-8) by Issue Date
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Muhammad Asim, 01-244052-008
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
To provide Voice and Video services over Internet Protocol (IP) has provoked the
network service providers to adopt and develop such a network technology which
provides manageability comes with efficiency. Multi Protocol ...
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Munazza Younus, 01-244072-034
(Computer Science, 2009)
The energy efficiency in wireless sensor networks plays a very important role because of the limited power of the battery used within nodes. This thesis presents Efficient Energy Aware Routing (EEAR) algorithm for wireless ...
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Murtaza Naveed, 01-244072-029
(Computer Science, 2009)
Authentication process of user in mobile networks is an important issue. Previous standard of telecommunication Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) has many security weaknesses.
Under Third Generation Partnership ...
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Muhammad Zubair Aziz, 01-244072-027
(Computer Science, 2009)
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is composed of sensor nodes deployed to achieve some specific task. Localization of individual mobile node is a challenging task in wireless
sensor networks. Localization system is not only ...
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Sohail Jabbar, 01-244072-035
(Computer Science, 2010)
Real-time communication demands perfection not only at hardware level but also at the
software level design. Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) plays a vital role in
empowering the timeliness sensitive communication. ...
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Naima Rehmani, 01-244062-031
(Computer Science, 2010)
For the end user mobility is one of the distinctive values that wireless technology offers. One of the main mobility challenge$ is to maintain an ongoing session without interruption while on the move, even at vehicular ...
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Jehangir Khan, 01-244082-033
(Computer Science, 2010)
RFID (Radio frequency identification) and WSN (Wireless sensor networks) are the two
key wireless technologies that have a large number of uses in present and upcoming
systems. RFID is a wireless automated recognition ...
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Awais Ahmad, 01-244082-026
(Computer Science, 2010)
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consists of spatially distributed autonomous sensors
that monitor conditions in an environment such as sound, temperature, vibration,
motion, pollutants and physical conditions and activities ...
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Ahmed Qaddus, 01-244092-030
(Computer Science, 2011)
In the recent years there is a tremendous increase in the demands of telecommunication
which include both voice and data applications. This is true for mobile and Internet based
services. WIMAX had played an important ...
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Muhammad Kamran Bhatti, 01-244082-044
(Computer Science, 2011)
Ultra-wideband (UWB) technology is highly emerging with many features inviting major
enhancements in today’s wireless communications, Sensor networks, Wireless personal area networks radar and imaging systems. It can be ...
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Sajjad Hussain Shah, 01-244092-067
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2011)
Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is group of autonomous nodes in a wireless pasture which sense data and sends to base station. Nodes are very small in size having restricted processing and transmission capabilities with very ...
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Muhammad Yasir Faheem, 01-244082-050
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2011)
Wireless Sensor networks are typically used in monitoring the physical or environmental conditions such as motion, vibration, sound, and temperature etc. Typically each sensor node contains a transceiver and some other ...
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Atif Sattar, 01-244092-035
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2011)
Wireless sensor nodes have four major parts which are microcontroller, Memory, Antenna and a battery. Wireless sensor network (WSN) nodes are highly dependent on batteries in many computational applications. Due to its ...
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Wajid Ali, 01-244092-077
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2011)
Our proposed mechanism of cluster designing is innovative in its idea. The general trend in this scene is either centralized decision at base station for Cluster Head Selection and its members or distributed decision by ...
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Momina Khan, 01-244102-066
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
To achieve performance optimization in opportunistic Delay Tolerant Networks (DTNs), most flooding based routing algorithms like Epidemic and Probabilistic Routing Protocol using History of Encounters and Transitivity ...
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Bushra Sattar, 01-244111-005
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
Monitoring real world phenomenon with the help of wireless sensors network is very popular. These networks comprises of a large number sensors working together to accomplish the dedicated task. As these networks are usually ...
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Rabia Iram, 01-244092-065
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle” and so the technology advancement which proved to be a miracle of the miracles. Wireless ...
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Mushtaq Ahmad
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
Multi‐hop wireless ad hoc networks have attracted much attention in the field of research in modern times. In mobile ad hoc networks, nodes can be connected dynamically in a random fashion. Infrastructure of the network ...
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Shahzad Ahmad, 01-244102-097
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
The rapid growth of wireless technology brings a revolutionary change in the network market. Wireless technology facilitates users to set up a network quickly, but also allows them to set up a network where it is almost ...
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Kashif Shabir, 01-244111-007
(Computer Science BU E8-IC, 2012)
Multi Input Multi Output (MIMO) is a promising technique to achieve higher data rates. In MIMO multiple data streams can be transmitted simultaneously using same frequency. Spectral efficiency can be increased by using ...