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Overall Power Optimization of Thread Mesh Wireless Networks

This repository contains the LaTeX source code for the master thesis titled "Overall Power Optimization of Thread Mesh Wireless Networks" by [Author Name], completed as part of the Smart System Engineering program at Hanze University of Applied Sciences.

Introduction

This thesis investigates the power optimization of thread mesh wireless networks, with a focus on overall power consumption reduction. The research includes a literature review, as well as experiments and simulations to evaluate the effectiveness of various power optimization techniques.

Structure of Repository

The repository contains the following files:

  • main.tex: The main LaTeX file for the thesis.
  • references.bib: The bibliography file.
  • chapters/: A directory containing separate LaTeX files for each chapter of the thesis.
  • images/: A directory containing image files used in the thesis.
  • README.md: This README file.

Requirements

To compile the LaTeX code in this repository, you will need a LaTeX distribution installed on your computer. We recommend using TeX Live or MikTeX.

Compilation

To compile the LaTeX code and generate a PDF document, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine using git clone https://github.com/[Username]/[RepositoryName].git.
  2. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the cloned repository directory.
  3. Run the command pdflatex main.tex to generate the PDF document.
  4. If your document includes references, run the command bibtex main.aux followed by pdflatex main.tex twice more to ensure proper citation rendering.

Conclusion

We hope that this repository and the included master thesis will be helpful to anyone interested in the power optimization of thread mesh wireless networks. Please feel free to contribute to the repository by submitting issues or pull requests.