Bhyravajosyula, 2013 - Google Patents
A new backoff strategy using topological persistence in wireless networksBhyravajosyula, 2013
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Contention based IEEE 802.11 MAC uses the binary exponential backoff algorithm (BEB) for the contention resolution. The protocol suffers poor performance in the heavily loaded networks and MANETs, high collision rate and packet drops, probabilistic delay guarantees …
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