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On efficiency and validity of previous Homeplug MAC performance analysis

Cano et al., 2015

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15254520059895948047
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Cano C
Malone D
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Computer Networks

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Abstract The Medium Access Control protocol of Power Line Communication networks (defined in Homeplug and IEEE 1901 standards) has received relatively modest attention from the research community. As a consequence, there is only one analytical model that …
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