Integrated 2-hop communication for the HIPERLAN/2 infrastructure mode

Esseling, N.; Winkler, Anja

doi:10.1109/vetecs.2001.944017

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“…Hitherto, a scheme was proposed to deal with the similar situations, assuming a HiperLan/2 [1]. Here, we propose a two-hop wireless channel access protocol assuming a Point Coordination Function (PCF) of an IEEE802.11 infrastructure mode and confirm that the throughput is improved by the use of busy tone signaling.…”

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Two-hop wireless channel access protocol with busy tone

Kwak

Yoshida

Proceedings IEEE 56th Vehicular Technology Conference

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A new wireless channel access protocol is proposed accommodating multiple AP's and those nodes not directly accessible from any AP by introducing relaying capability. Hitherto, a scheme was proposed to deal with the similar situations, assuming a HiperLan/2 [1]. Here, we propose a two-hop wireless channel access protocol assuming a Point Coordination Function (PCF) of an IEEE802.11 infrastructure mode and confirm that the throughput is improved by the use of busy tone signaling.

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“…So in this paper, we propose a wireless channel access protocol accommodating multiple AP's and those nodes not directly accessible from any AP by introducing relaying capability. A scheme was proposed to deal with the similar situations, assuming a HiperLan/2 [1].…”

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Two-hop wireless channel access protocol with busy tone

Kwak

Yoshida

Proceedings IEEE 56th Vehicular Technology Conference

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Deployment strategies for transmitters in a manhattan-like environment

Zimmermann¹,

Li²,

Eberspächer³

IEEE 60th Vehicular Technology Conference, 2004. VTC2004-Fall. 2004

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This paper examines deployment strategies for transmitters in a Manhattan environment. It focuses on mobile communication in pico cell environments such as public WLAN technology. After a general introduction into architectural consequences of this new technology, deployment is analyzed in detail based upon Manhattan grid structures. Subsequently, the forwarding node concept is taken into account and also surveyed from a cost perspective in order to prove its economic utility. Finally, some interference calculations are performed, which analyze and compare the presented scenarios.

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Efficient two-hop wireless channel access protocol

Kwak

Yoshida

The 57th IEEE Semiannual Vehicular Technology Conference, 2003. VTC 2003-Spring.

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Integrated 2-hop communication for the HIPERLAN/2 infrastructure mode

Cited by 5 publications

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Two-hop wireless channel access protocol with busy tone

Two-hop wireless channel access protocol with busy tone

Deployment strategies for transmitters in a manhattan-like environment

Efficient two-hop wireless channel access protocol

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