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Game Theory on Power Control in Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Successive Interference Cancellation

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In infrastructure-less wireless sensor networks, with the requirements of saving energy and improving the network throughput, this paper proposes a non-cooperative game theory power control strategy based on CDMA wireless sensor networks. Based on (successive interference cancellation, SIC) of multi-packet reception theory in sink nodes, transmission power control scheme for sensor nodes is proposed. Specifically, this paper combines SIC algorithm and non-cooperative game theory, it discusses the Nash Equilibrium for the power control strategy, and it also proposes that as long as transmission power of sensor nodes meet transmission power threshold, it can satisfy non-cooperative game theory power control. Compared with other power control strategies in WSN, simulation results prove that the non-cooperative game theory power control scheme is effective; it also saves sensor nodes’ energy, obtains good performance for the whole network and greatly improves the network lifetime.

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The authors would like to thank the anonymous reviewers and editors for their valuable comments. The material presented in this paper is supported by the Grant of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, No. 61672204, the Grant of Major Science and Technology Project of Anhui Province, No. 17030901026, The grant of Key Constructive Discipline Project of Hefei University, No. 2016xk05, the Grant of Natural Science Fund Project of Anhui Province, No. KJ2018A0557, the Grant of Talent Fund Project of Hefei University, No. 16-17RC17.

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Hu, S., Wang, X. Game Theory on Power Control in Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Successive Interference Cancellation. Wireless Pers Commun 111, 33–45 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-019-06843-8

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