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Content preview: Hi, I'm a new TinyOS user and I would like to know more about
the 802.15.4 implementation on TelosB. This platform lacks a hardware clock
with sufficient precision/accuracy, but what problems does it imply
concretely
? I actually have to use it for evaluating the performance of 802.15.4, will
it be possible using TelosB ? [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Hi,
I'm a new TinyOS user and I would like to know more about the 802.15.4
implementation on TelosB. This platform lacks a hardware clock with
sufficient precision/accuracy, but what problems does it imply concretely ?
I actually have to use it for evaluating the performance of 802.15.4, will
it be possible using TelosB ?
Thank you !
Jonathan ROY
University of Strasbourg
France
--- End Message ---
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