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Analysis of the distribution of the backoff delay in 802.11 DCF: a step towards end-to-end delay guarantees in WLANs

Banchs, 2004

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Banchs A
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Workshop on Quality of Service Routing

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In this paper we present an analytical method to study the distribution of the backoff delay in an 802.11 DCF WLAN under saturation conditions. We show that, with our method, the probability that the delay is below a given threshold can be computed accurately and …
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