Thomas Waas

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
[c11]
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Norbert Balbierer, Thomas Waas, Juergen Meyer, Martin Jakob, Jochen Seitz:
Multinet - A wake-up protocol for multicast network groups. WISES 2013: 1-6
2012
[c8]
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Marius Strobl, Thomas Waas, Marcel Moolenaar, Angelika Schingale, Norbert Balbierer:
Bit Error Rate Testing Serial Communication Equipment using Pseudo-Random Bit Sequences. IEEE GSC 2012
[c7]
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Marius Strobl, Thomas Waas, Stefan Moehne, Markus Kucera, Andreas Rath, Norbert Balbierer, Angelika Schingale:
Using Ethernet over powerline communication in automotive networks. WISES 2012: 39-44
2011
[c3]
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Norbert Balbierer, Thomas Waas, Josef Noebauer, Jochen Seitz:
Energy consumption of Ethernet compared to automotive bus networks. WISES 2011: 61-66

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