New Protocol of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme

Bulo, Yaka; Chakraborty, Swarnendu Kumar; Bhunia, Chandan Tilak

doi:10.5120/14845-3197

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“…A major drawback of APC is that if error occurs in same location of erroneous copies of a packet then the application of majority logic fails to get original packet. Several modifications of APC are reported in [2][3][4][5][6][7][8] to increase throughput, tackling various error syndromes and enhancing fast correction.…”

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Improving Error Correction Capability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme by using Half-Byte Packet Reverse Technique and Even - Odd Selection Method

Bulo¹,

Sharma²,

Bhunia³

2016

IJCA

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Aggressive Packet combining scheme is very efficient technique for error correction in wireless data communication. Transmitter transmits three copies of the original packet. Receiver applies bit by bit majority voting on the received erroneous copies and gets the original packet. The major limitation of APC is that, if the bit error occurs in the same bit location of all the received copies then APC fail to correct them which results in reduced correction capability and reduced throughput. In this paper, a new modified APC technique is proposed that can eliminate the major limitation of the APC by using half-byte packet reverse technique and even & odd selection method thus increasing correction capability and throughput.

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Improving Error Correction Capability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme by using Half-Byte Packet Reverse Technique and Even - Odd Selection Method

Bulo¹,

Sharma²,

Bhunia³

2016

IJCA

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“…APC is very efficient technique for data transmission from sender to receiver. Several modifications have been done in the APC [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] to improve its performance. InAPC, three copies of the original packet are transmitted to the receiver.…”

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To Reduce the Error Probability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme in the Markov’s Three State Model

Sharma¹,

Choubey²

2016

IJCA

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For the reliable communication it is necessary to successfully transmit data. Typical aggressive packet combining technique is a very efficient technique in the data communication for the error detection and correction in wireless communication. But there are some demerits of typical APC. In this new technique some challenges of APC are overcome by using Markov model of the channel. Markov's law [1] suggests the possibility of channel state is three; Good state, moderate state and bad state. For three states, different methods areimplemented. When the channel is in good state original data is sent. When the channel is moderate state then bit combination method is used and for bad state half byte packet reversal method is used.

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Investigation of New Protocol: Cyclic Shift in Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme to Combat the Error in Same Bit Location

Kundu¹,

Teja

Chakraborty

2022

2022 Second International Conference on Advances in Electrical, Computing, Communication and Sustainable Technologies (ICAECT)

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New Protocol of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Improving Error Correction Capability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme by using Half-Byte Packet Reverse Technique and Even - Odd Selection Method

Improving Error Correction Capability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme by using Half-Byte Packet Reverse Technique and Even - Odd Selection Method

To Reduce the Error Probability of Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme in the Markov’s Three State Model

Investigation of New Protocol: Cyclic Shift in Aggressive Packet Combining Scheme to Combat the Error in Same Bit Location

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