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A cross layer MAC with explicit synchronization through intelligent feedback for multiple beam antennas

Jain et al., 2005

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Document ID
8622512724250086931
Author
Jain V
Gupta A
Lal D
Agrawal D
Publication year
Publication venue
GLOBECOM'05. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference, 2005.

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This paper introduces a novel cross layer medium access control protocol for multiple beam antennas to fully utilize their multiple-beam-forming capability. Our protocol, explicit synchronization via intelligent feedback (ESIF), uses feedback from neighboring nodes to …
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