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Concurrent multi-channel transmission (CMCT) MAC protocol in wireless mobile ad hoc networks

Lin et al., 2007

Document ID
6595160473512475902
Author
Lin C
Wueng M
Chiu T
Hwang S
Publication year
Publication venue
The 9th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology

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In IEEE 802.11 MANET, mobile nodes can communicate with each other by multi-hop relaying without any infrastructure, in which all nodes share a common channel. However, increasing the number of mobile nodes significantly degrades the performance, due to …
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