The Review of Time Synchronization Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks
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Abstract
Time Synchronization is one of important protocol for Wireless sensor network,it is the prerequisite for other protocol reliable operation.There have a lot of Time Synchronization algorithms been proposed,in the large-scale wireless sensor network,research a new time synchronization mechanism has a lot of challenge,such as,the accumulation of single-hop error,the compensation of time offset and time drift,topological properties of Synchronization mechanism,and Synchronization convergence.Traditional centralized synchronization mechanism can not meet the performance requirements for large-scale wireless sensor network.Distributed Consensus Time Synchronization,cooperative synchronization,and Gradient Clock Synchronization present some new solution to time synchronization for wireless sensor network.We detailed analysis these time synchronization mechanism,We also proposed the future research directions.
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