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Figure 1: Total power consumed by (unacknowledged) transmissions vs. airtime percentage τtx.
Figure 5: Impact of retransmissions on the powerconsumption.
Figure 7: Impact of ACKs on reception.
Table 3: Impact of collisions on reception.
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