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Efficient Polling MAC Scheduler for IEEE 802.11 WLANKim et al., 2008
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- Kim J
- Moon Y
- Kim T
- Lee H
- Lee H
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- 2008 International Conference on Information Networking
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Although the Distributed Coordination Function is the fundamental access protocol of IEEE 802.11, it cannot meet the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements in general. So, the Point Coordinate Function is provided to support QoS related services. However, it has inherent …
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