| A. M. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols," IEEE JSAC, vol. SAC-1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, 1983. |
....receiver. We show that this basic channel access scheme can provide a higher throughput than single channel CSMA CA for the same available channel capacity, due a reduced number of packet collisions. 2 Related Work Multichannel random access protocols were first explored for wired networks in [1], where it was shown that the use of multiple channels with the same aggregate capacity can improve the throughput of CSMA protocols. In a wired medium, carrier sensing is perfect as the signal level is considered to be the same at all points in the network. However, collisions may still occur due ....
M. Ajmone-Marsan and D. Roffinella. Multichannel local area network protocols. IEEE Journal on Selected Areas of Communication, 1:885--897, 1983.
....central control or via additional message communication and synchronization. None of them are viable in an ad hoc setting. 2 MULTICHANNEL CSMA PROTOCOL Multiple channel CSMA protocols are not entirely new. They were shown to be more efficient than their single channel counterparts in wired LANs [2]. Packet transmission over multiple random access channels in wireless networks was also explored in [16] where multi channel slotted ALOHA [1] was analyzed. A multichannel MAC protocol was presented in [8] for application in a class of ad hoc networks termed as Reconfigurable Wireless Networks. ....
....there has not been any demonstration of improved throughput of wireless networks by breaking up the available wireless medium into several channels and using a suitable access protocol for reducing the probability of collisions, which is the goal of this paper. We extend the concept presented in [2] to the wireless scenario to design a new multi channel CSMA scheme that provides soft channel reservation. In [2] it is shown that for a wired LAN with N channels, use of carrier sensing to randomly select one of the idle channels for transmission has a throughput advantage that increases with ....
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M. Ajmone-Marsan and D. Roffinella. "Multichannel local area network protocols." IEEE Journal on Selected Areas of Communication, 1:885--897, 1983.
....a point to point topology is usually modeled with a graph, a bus based topology may be modeled with a hypergraph [4] In a hypergraph, every edge is associated with a subset of vertices, rather than exactly two vertices, as in a graph. Bus based topologies are often used in multichannel networks [26], in which the set of nodes is connected by parallel communication channels. The channels may be physically separate or may be multiplexed on a single high capacity medium. 1 In this paper, the multicast problem is studied for a class of multichannel networks that use so called staircase ....
....offers no fault tolerance [36] Using multiple channels is one method to increase the capacity of the network and make it more resistant to failures. Multichannel networks also allow more gradual system growth, as a system may start with a small number of channels and add more channels over time [26]. Multichannel networks may be classified as either single hop or multiple hop. If the topology is single hop, then every node can transmit directly to every other node. If the topology is multiple hop, then a message may have to be transmitted on, and switched among, multiple channels before ....
Marsan, M. A., and Roffinella, D. Multichannel local area network protocols. IEEE J. on Selected Areas in Comm. SAC-1, 5 (Nov. 1983), 885--897.
.... In addition, using multiple channels renders better delay characteristics than single channel networks [16] 17] 19] and higher fault tolerance against fading and noise [5] 17] Early work on protocol design for multichannel networks used CSMA or ALOHA protocols in multiple slotted channels [18]. A reservation protocol over multiple channels is investigated in [16] for satellite communication systems. A sequential multichannel system using CSMA CA on each channel to dynamically assign stations to channels is presented in [3] Analysis of multihop multichannel networks using CDMA in ....
A. M. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols, " IEEE JSAC, vol. SAC-1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, 1983.
.... addition, using multiple channels renders better delay characteristics than single channel networks [16] 17] 19] and have better fault tolerance against fading and noise [5] 17] Early work in protocol design for multichannel networks used CSMA or ALOHA protocols in slotted multiple channels [18]. A reservation protocol over multiple channels is investigated in [16] for satellite communication systems. A sequential multichannel system which uses 2 CSMA CA on each channel to dynamically assign stations to channels is presented in [3] Analysis of multi hop multichannel networks using CDMA ....
A. M. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols, " IEEE JSAC, vol. SAC-1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, 1983.
....which a transmitted message is heard only by a group of neighboring nodes. Such environments include: Multihop packet radio networks, discussed for example in [CS89] CW91] Multichannel networks, in which nodes may communicate via several non interfering communication channels at different bands [MR83]; and a wireless multistation backbone system for mobile communication [BDS83] Since such networks are very important in the emerging area of backbone and wireless networks, it is important to design efficient algorithms for such environments. We address here the problem of finding efficient ....
M.A. Marsen and D. Roffinella. Multichannel local area network protocols. IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, SAC-1(5):885 -- 897, November 1983. XVI
....in which a transmitted message is heard only by a group of neighboring nodes. Such environments include: Multihop packet radio networks, discussed for example in [7] 5] Multichannel networks, in which nodes may communicate via several non interfering communication channels at different bands [11]; and a wireless multistation backbone system for mobile communication [3] Since such networks are very important in the emerging area of backbone and wireless networks, it is important to design efficient algorithms for such environments. We address here the problem of finding efficient ....
M.A. Marsen and D. Roffinella. Multichannel local area network protocols. IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, SAC-1(5):885 -- 897, November 1983.
....technology has made radio devices available with as many as 300 channels. This allows multichannel networks to be constructed inexpensively using a single device at each station. Early work in protocol design for multichannel networks used CSMA or ALOHA protocols in slotted multiple channels [38]. A reservation protocol over multiple channels is investigated in [35] for satellite communication systems. A sequential multichannel system which uses CSMA CA on each channel to dynamically assign stations to channels is presented in [8] Analysis of multi hop multichannel networks using CDMA in ....
A. M. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols," IEEE JSAC, vol. SAC-1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, 1983.
....controlled by software to make channel changes quickly (on the order of 1 s) This allows multichannel networks to be constructed inexpensively using a single device at each station. Early work in protocol design for multichannel networks used CSMA or ALOHA protocols in slotted multiple channels [MR83] A reservation protocol over multiple channels has been investigated for satellite communication systems [Leu90] A sequential multichannel system using CSMA CA on each channel to assign stations to channels dynamically has been presented by Brewster [BG89] Analysis of multihop multichannel ....
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....to LANs in the form of switching hubs. These approaches can dramatically increase performance, but can be costly. In the last several years, various researchers have explored ways of permitting concurrent transmissions while retaining static, single hop connectivity through a passive fabric [1][2] 3] 4] 5] 6] 7] 8] 9] 10] One way of permitting concurrent transmissions while retaining static, single hop connectivity is to employ Wavelength Division Multiplexing using tunable transmitters and or receivers [8] 9] 11] Alternatively, one can equip each station with multiple transmitters ....
M.A. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols", IEEE JSAC, vol. 1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, Nov. 1983.
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A. M. Marsan and D. Roffinella, "Multichannel local area network protocols," IEEE JSAC, vol. SAC-1, no. 5, pp. 885-897, 1983.
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