Книга: Priyadarshini Sabut «An Enhanced Medium Access Control Protocol for Ad Hoc Networks»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" Ad hoc Networks are the most popular networks and are useful in many application environments due to less cost and easy deployment at anytime anywhere. The efficiency of these networks depends on the performance and reliability of the medium access control (MAC) protocol applied in such networks. The IEEE 802. 11 DCF MAC protocol for ad hoc networks suffers from the problem of bandwidth sharing due to presence of hidden and exposed nodes. This book discusses a MAC protocol that not only overcomes the problem of hidden and exposed nodes but also allows the hidden nodes to transmit and exposed nodes to receive without interfering with the ongoing transmission in their vicinity, thereby improving channel utilization. The proposed protocol outperforms IEEE 802. 11 DCF MAC in terms of throughput and packet delivery ratio with a little cost of control overhead. ISBN:9783838393476 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2013)
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