A novel ultraviolet communication channel access protocol based on competition mechanism

Mao, J.; Li, Jianhua; Wang, Jing‐Yuan; Wei, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2022.170426

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“…With the development of UV light sources, photoelectric detection techniques, and modulation coding modes, much higher rates than several Mbps are achieved in the UV point-to-point communication system [25]. However, the UV networks are primarily limited by the networking method, topology control, and terminal movement, and the actual working rate can only be limited to below 100 kbps [26]. To ensure the reliable transmission of information, the data rate is selected as 50 kbps in the simulations of the multi-node UV network.…”

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Enhanced Clustering MAC Protocol Based on Learning Automata for UV Networks

Li,

Xu,

Wang

et al. 2024

Photonics

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Ultraviolet (UV) networks are widely applied in complex electromagnetic environments. Designing an efficient multi-node medium access control (MAC) protocol for these networks is important. In this study, we proposed an enhanced clustering time division multiple access (TDMA) MAC protocol based on clustering and learning automata (LA). Subsequently, the effects of the network topology, class of service, and number of cluster nodes on the network performance under the proposed protocol were analyzed. Then, the protocol was compared with the TDMA protocol and clustering system. Results revealed that it obtained a better network performance, proving its suitability for multi-node UV networking.

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confidence: 99%