Adaptive Packet Reservation Multiple Access (A-PRMA) for Broadband Wireless ATM

Nørskov, S.; Gliese, U.; Stubkjaer, K.E.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-0151-4_21

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“…This gives a high network planning flexibility and an efficient utilization of the B-ISDN for the mobile network infrastructure. The wireless access from the mobile terminals (MTs) is controlled by a medium access control (MAC) protocol using the recently proposed Adaptive Packet Reservation Multiple Access (APRMA) method [4], [5].…”

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Base station MAC with APRMA protocol for broadband multimedia ATM in micro/pico-cellular mobile networks

Le¹,

Nørskov²,

Dittmann

et al.

VTC '98. 48th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference. Pathway to Global Wireless Revolution (Cat. No.98CH36151)

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Base station MAC with APRMA protocol for broadband multimedia ATM in micro/pico-cellular mobile networks

Le¹,

Nørskov²,

Dittmann

et al.

VTC '98. 48th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference. Pathway to Global Wireless Revolution (Cat. No.98CH36151)

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A hybrid randomized protocol for RFID tag identification

2006

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Purpose-Radio frequency identification (RFID) is a technology for tracking objects that is expected to be widely adopted in very near future. A reader device sends probes to a set of RFID tags, which then respond to the request. A tag is recognized only when it is the only one to respond to the probe. Only reader has collision detection capability. The problem considered here is to minimize the number of probes necessary for reading all the tags, assuming that the number of tags is known in advance. Design/methodology/approach-Well known binary and n-ary partitioning algorithms can be applied to solve the problem for the case of known number of tags. A new randomized hybrid tag identification protocol has been proposed, which combines the two partitioning algorithms into a more efficient one. The new scheme optimizes the binary partition protocol for small values of n (e.g. n ¼ 2, 3, 4). The hybrid scheme then applies n-ary partition protocol on the whole set, followed by binary partition on the tags that caused collision. Findings-It is analytically proved that the expected number of time slots in the hybrid algorithm with known number of users is less than 2.20 n. Performance of these algorithms was also evaluated experimentally, and an improvement from en to approximately 2.15 n was obtained. Originality/value-The algorithm shown here is efficient both by theory and practice and outperforms existing ones.

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Analysis of a dynamic reservation protocol for interactive data services on TDMA-based wireless networks

Yum

Zhang²

1999

IEEE Trans. Commun.

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This paper presents the dynamic reservation protocol for supporting variable-rate data services on time-division multiple-access based wireless networks. It allows a large number of data terminals to access data applications by sharing a reserved data-carrier. Through dynamic reservation data terminals can get their needed radio channels for uplink transmission without contention. The protocol performance is evaluated by queuing analysis and verified by computer simulation.

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Adaptive Packet Reservation Multiple Access (A-PRMA) for Broadband Wireless ATM

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Base station MAC with APRMA protocol for broadband multimedia ATM in micro/pico-cellular mobile networks

Base station MAC with APRMA protocol for broadband multimedia ATM in micro/pico-cellular mobile networks

A hybrid randomized protocol for RFID tag identification

Analysis of a dynamic reservation protocol for interactive data services on TDMA-based wireless networks

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