Effect of Packet Length on the Resulting Bitrate in Narrowband Wireless Networks

Chatei, Youssra; Ghoumid, Kamal; Ar-Reyouchi, El Miloud; Barboucha, Hamza; Sefraoui, Omar

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-1405-6_7

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“…The authors in [10] experimentally demonstrated that the data size has a great effect on forwarding time, which is increased when the packet length increases. The research paper in [18] studies the consequence of packet size on concluding bitrate characteristics in a wireless realtime application using narrowband RF mesh technology.…”

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“…Since the overhead of the packet radio protocol is fixed, the length of the user data measurably affects the bitrate of the payload. Based on the present study, the effect of packet length can be measured, as in [18], on the resulting bitrate. In the case where the transport control protocol (TCP) is used, the resulting bitrate will be lower because of the higher TCP overhead.…”

Section: Maximum Transmission Unit (Mtu) Parametermentioning

confidence: 99%

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An effective practical method for narrowband wireless mesh networks performance

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Ar-Reyouchi

2019

SN Appl. Sci.

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This study presents a new practical measurement method for analyzing narrowband wireless mesh networks (NWMNs) application performance. It investigates a scenario for packet transmissions in NWMNs, leveraging wireless interconnection between two devices. It analyzes the effect of message size and channel spacing on the resulting bitrate, forwarding time and modulation rate through experimental results. We transmit a single packet for one hop, exploiting a versatile radio modem with very-high-frequency radios operating in the bridging or routing modes. The measurement results obtained, with the mentioned critical operating parameters, provide a quicker and clearer idea as well as conclusive evidence for overall network performance.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Maximum Transmission Unit (Mtu) Parametermentioning

confidence: 99%