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Bandwidth aware slot allocation in hybrid MAC

Rana et al., 2006

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17348013659456358408
Author
Rana Y
Liu B
Nyandoro A
Jha S
Publication year
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Proceedings. 2006 31st IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks

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Hybrid medium access control (MAC) protocols combine the strength of random and schedule based MAC schemes. From random MAC schemes, hybrid MAC protocols borrow flexibility and ease of operation while also incorporating the scalability and high capacity …
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