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A two-bit contention-based TDMA technique for data transmissions
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D Tsai, J ChangAuthors Info & Claims
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The performance of a contention-based TDMA technique is studied in this paper. The frame structure of the time-axis is similar to [1] and [2]. The protocols proposed in [1],[2] and here are all active multiaccess techniques. The protocol in [1] is contention free and suitable for heavy traffic while a contention-based protocol suitable for light traffic is considered in [2]. The protocol to be studied in this paper is also contention in nature and performs considerably better than [2]. This protocol is less complicated than [1] and out-performs [1] unless traffic is very high. Performance analyses, both transient and steady-state, have been successfully completed. Results obtained include average queue length and packet delay, etc. The validity of analysis is also verified by computer simulations.
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D. Tsai and J. F. Chang, "Performance Study of an Adaptive Reservation Multiple Access Technique for Data Transmissions," IEEE INFOCOM 85 PP. 161-164, March 1985. Also accepted for publication in IEEE Trans. on Communications.
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D. TsaJ and J. F. Chang, "A Contention-Based TDMA Technique for Data Transmissions through Satellite," to be published.
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D. Tsai and J. F. Chang, "A Two-Bit Contention- Based TDMA Technique for Data Transmissions," Technical Report, Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, T~iwAn, Jan. 1986.
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D. Tsai and J. F. Chang, "A Contention-Based TDMA Technique Using Multi-Bit Control Overhead," Technical Report, Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Feb. 1986.
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