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Figure 1.  Transmission distance for one hop.
Table 1. Typical values of path loss exponent.
Figure 2 represents two topologies of multi-hop routing between two distant nodes, a source tion A  and a destina-B , with a distance d
Table 2. Experimental characteristic of Mica2 and Mica2dot motes.
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