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Wireless sensor network (WSN) are powered by batteries to perform various sensing tasks in a given environment. The measurements made by the sensors are sometimes unreliable and erroneous due to noise in the sensor or hardware failure. For a large scale WSN to be economically feasible, it is important to ensure that the faulty node does not affect the overall behaviour of the system. In this paper a binary faulttolerant event detection technique has been proposed for the non-symmetric errors and its performance has been analysed. Theoretical analysis and simulation show that almost 97 percent of faults can be corrected even when 10 percent sensor nodes are faulty.
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