Avoiding interferences in WLAN 802.11b for partially overlapped channels

Shinde, Sandip R.; Dhore, M. L.; Karande, Jalindar Baban

doi:10.1145/1523103.1523245

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“…to a link (2,3). Same as the case with xx [5,6,3] shows that the channel 3 is allotted to link (5,6) in a network. The total numbers of partially overlapping channels are 11, So the value of xx will proceed to 11.…”

Section: B Partially Overlapping Channel (Poc) Assignment In Amplmentioning

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Minimization of Information Asymmetry Interference using Partially Overlapping Channel Allocation in Wireless Mesh Networks

Shah¹,

Saeed²,

Khan³

et al. 2018

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Abstract-Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) is a developing technology that has a great impact on the improvement of the performance, flexibility and reliability over the traditional wireless networks. Using multi-hop communication facility these networks are installed as a solution to extend last-mile access to the Internet. WMN has already been deployed but still it faces certain issues regarding channel assignment and interference. One of the well-known interference issues is Information Asymmetry (IA) interface that results in increased retransmission ratio, end-to-end delay, and thus decreases the overall network capacity of WMN. Various studies have been done in the past to minimize information asymmetry interference using limited number of orthogonal or non-overlapping channels i.e. 1, 6 and 11 from IEEE 802.11b radio technology. In recent studies, it is mentioned that partially overlapping channels called POCs can be used to maximize network capacity. The purpose of this research is to minimize Information Asymmetry (IA) interference problem by proposing a channel assignment model called Optimal Partially Overlapping Channel Assignment (OPOCA). In this research, comparison has been made between OPOCA and existing Information Asymmetry Minimization (IAM) model. Through extensive simulations it has been verified that the proposed OPOCA model gives 8% better results as compared to existing IAM model.

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Section: B Partially Overlapping Channel (Poc) Assignment In Amplmentioning

confidence: 86%

“…CA approach which is based on cluster is installed in order to lessen the complication of CA and use again the channel in the complete different cluster. Similarly [5] proposed that the efficient use of available channels improves the overall performance of a system. Most of the channels are partial overlapped.…”

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confidence: 99%