2013 IEEE 11th Malaysia International Conference on Communications (MICC) 2013
DOI: 10.1109/micc.2013.6805806
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A new crosslayer architecture for service differentiation in Wireless Sensor Networks

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“…Admission control for real-time traffic and rate policing for best-effort traffics [11] is a problem of determining available access channel. For admission control of a new real-time flow, the available access channel of the flow is the maximum transmission rate that the new real-time flow is able to achieve subject to the constraint that the new flow does not degrade the throughput of existing equal or higher priority flows.…”
Section: Determining Available Access Channel and Qosmentioning
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“…Admission control for real-time traffic and rate policing for best-effort traffics [11] is a problem of determining available access channel. For admission control of a new real-time flow, the available access channel of the flow is the maximum transmission rate that the new real-time flow is able to achieve subject to the constraint that the new flow does not degrade the throughput of existing equal or higher priority flows.…”
Section: Determining Available Access Channel and Qosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many of these approaches have been based on the target IEEE 802. 11. For example, in [3], author proposes a priority-based rate control mechanism to provide service differentiation.…”
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