Wireless Clock Synchronization is a clock synchronization method that enables distributed network nodes to achieve temporal coherence through wireless communication channels, distinguishing it from wired or hybrid synchronization approaches by its reliance on electromagnetic transmission without physical connectivity.
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Tsinghua University
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