Broadband Wireless Access

This chapter has discussed how a commonbroadcast medium can be shared among many contending users. Multiple access prools differ primarily by the amount of coordination needed to control potentially conflicting packet transmissions. Ato neextreme is random access where no coordinationis provideda ndp acket collisions arep ossible. Atthe other endo fthe spectrum, the class of fixed assignment access prools eliminates collisions entirely butpay the price ofadditional overhead required forscheduling user access. Hybrid access proolsb etweenthese two extremes exist While these prools attempt to combine the advantages ofrandom andfixed access, they also suffer the c ombined drawbacks and overhead ofboth classes of access schemes. Amongt he many factors that determine the performance ofa n access prool include the propagation delay/packet transmission timeratio, the message arrival process, the types of feedback information available, the user population, and the ability of the user to sense the activities in the network. BIBLIOGRAPHY [ABRA93] Abramson, N. , Multiple Access Communications , IEEE Press, 1993. [BERT92] Bertsekas, D. and Gallager, R. , Data Networks , Prentice Hall, 1992. [CHOU83]Chou,W, ComputerCommunications Volume1:Principles , Prentice Hall, 1983. [CIDO87] Cidon, I. andSidi, M. , “Erasures and Noise in Splitting Multiple Access Algorithms”, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Vol. 33, No. 1, January 1987, pp. 132 – 140. [CIDO88] Cidon, I, Kodesh, H. and Sidi, M. , “Erasure, Capture and Random Power Level Selectionin Multiple Access Systems”, IEEE Transactions on Communications , Vol. 3 6,N o. 3,March 1988, pp. 263 – 271.

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Broadband Wireless Access

This chapter has discussed how a commonbroadcast medium can be shared among many contending users. Multiple access prools differ primarily by the amount of coordination needed to control potentially conflicting packet transmissions. Ato neextreme is random access where no coordinationis provideda ndp acket collisions arep ossible. Atthe other endo fthe spectrum, the class of fixed assignment access prools eliminates collisions entirely butpay the price ofadditional overhead required forscheduling user access. Hybrid access proolsb etweenthese two extremes exist While these prools attempt to combine the advantages ofrandom andfixed access, they also suffer the c ombined drawbacks and overhead ofboth classes of access schemes. Amongt he many factors that determine the performance ofa n access prool include the propagation delay/packet transmission timeratio, the message arrival process, the types of feedback information available, the user population, and the ability of the user to sense the activities in the network. BIBLIOGRAPHY [ABRA93] Abramson, N. , Multiple Access Communications , IEEE Press, 1993. [BERT92] Bertsekas, D. and Gallager, R. , Data Networks , Prentice Hall, 1992. [CHOU83]Chou,W, ComputerCommunications Volume1:Principles , Prentice Hall, 1983. [CIDO87] Cidon, I. andSidi, M. , “Erasures and Noise in Splitting Multiple Access Algorithms”, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Vol. 33, No. 1, January 1987, pp. 132 – 140. [CIDO88] Cidon, I, Kodesh, H. and Sidi, M. , “Erasure, Capture and Random Power Level Selectionin Multiple Access Systems”, IEEE Transactions on Communications , Vol. 3 6,N o. 3,March 1988, pp. 263 – 271.

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Broadband Wireless Access

Broadband Wireless Access

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Broadband Wireless Access

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This chapter has discussed how a commonbroadcast medium can be shared among many contending users. Multiple access prools differ primarily by the amount of coordination needed to control potentially conflicting packet transmissions. Ato neextreme is random access where no coordinationis provideda ndp acket collisions arep ossible. Atthe other endo fthe spectrum, the class of fixed assignment access prools eliminates collisions entirely butpay the price ofadditional overhead required forscheduling user access. Hybrid access proolsb etweenthese two extremes exist While these prools attempt to combine the advantages ofrandom andfixed access, they also suffer the c ombined drawbacks and overhead ofboth classes of access schemes. Amongt he many factors that determine the performance ofa n access prool include the propagation delay/packet transmission timeratio, the message arrival process, the types of feedback information available, the user population, and the ability of the user to sense the activities in the network. BIBLIOGRAPHY [ABRA93] Abramson, N. , Multiple Access Communications , IEEE Press, 1993. [BERT92] Bertsekas, D. and Gallager, R. , Data Networks , Prentice Hall, 1992. [CHOU83]Chou,W, ComputerCommunications Volume1:Principles , Prentice Hall, 1983. [CIDO87] Cidon, I. andSidi, M. , “Erasures and Noise in Splitting Multiple Access Algorithms”, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Vol. 33, No. 1, January 1987, pp. 132 – 140. [CIDO88] Cidon, I, Kodesh, H. and Sidi, M. , “Erasure, Capture and Random Power Level Selectionin Multiple Access Systems”, IEEE Transactions on Communications , Vol. 3 6,N o. 3,March 1988, pp. 263 – 271.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781475784121
Publisher: Springer US
Publication date: 03/21/2013
Series: The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science , #578
Edition description: 2002
Pages: 262
Product dimensions: 6.10(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.02(d)

Table of Contents

Overview of Wireless Networks.- Wireless Access Prool Design.- Multiple Access Communications.- Fixed Allocation Access Prools.- Contention Prools.- Spread Spectrum Multiple Access.- Reservation Prools.- Broadband Wireless Access Prools.- A Generalized Broadband Wireless Access Prool.
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