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Friendly coexistence of voice and data traffic in IEEE 802.11 WLANsKim et al., 2006
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- Kim J
- Tode H
- Murakami K
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- IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
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The combination of VoIP and WLAN technologies has created a new attractive service, wireless VoIP, and its interest has been increasingly growing in a variety of environments such as offices and public areas. However, mixing voice with data traffic introduces QoS …
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