Age of Information and Latency Analysis in Two-Tier Linear IoT Networks
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Abstract
The implementation of multiple radio access tech-nologies (multi-RATs) at the nodes constitutes a new emerging alternative to manage the exponential increase in traffic demand in an energy efficient manner in IoT networks. This research proposes an analytical model of a multi-RAT network which leverages multi-hop routing to provide connection, collect, and transfer data to an end system. This model considers the topology, sensor settings, and layer interactions (PHY, MAC). Using the rate balance equation, we were able to anticipate the average end-to-end delay (E2E delay) as well as the age of information (AoI). Matlab simulation was used to assess the suggested model. We present the model parameter interval values where the stability zone is identified.
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