TAMMAC: An Adaptive Multi-Channel MAC Protocol for MANETs

Chen, Wen-Tsuen; Liu, Jen-Chu; Huang, Ting-Kai; Chang, Yu-Chu

doi:10.1109/t-wc.2008.070205

Cited by 38 publications

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“…The paper in [20] proposes a single transceiver Multi-channel MAC protocol which implements contention and data windows. The size of the contention window is not fixed; it is adjusted using smart window increase and decrease rules.…”

Section: Temporary Control Channel Multi-channel Mac Protocolsmentioning

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The analysis of multichannel MAC protocols which implement a control channel

Velempini¹,

Dlodlo²

2014

IJANS

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Section: Temporary Control Channel Multi-channel Mac Protocolsmentioning

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The analysis of multichannel MAC protocols which implement a control channel

Velempini¹,

Dlodlo²

2014

IJANS

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“…In MMACCW, the sender and receiver gets more bandwidth channel, if their traffic is more than other nodes. Wen et al have proposed a TAMMAC protocol for MANET [17]. TAMMAC uses a single transceiver and divides the beacon interval into channel negotiation and data transmission phases.…”

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A multi-channel MAC protocol for actor-actor coordination in WSAN

Kakarla

Majhi

Babu

et al. 2014

TENCON 2014 - 2014 IEEE Region 10 Conference

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In this paper, an interference and throughput aware multi-channel MAC protocol (ITMMAC) is designed for actor-actor coordination in wireless sensoractor networks (WSAN). Each actor consists of multiple transceivers, hence it can simultaneously transmit or sense on multiple non-interference channels. ITMMAC protocol divides the beacon interval into ad-hoc traffic indication message (ATIM) window and data transmission phase. In the ATIM window, sender negotiates the minimum interference and maximum throughput channel among the available channels with the destination. Each actor processes the channel negotiation phase in the dedicated control channel. The proposed ITMMAC protocol is simulated using NS2. The obtained simulation results are analyzed using network parameters such as average throughput and average packet delay in the network. The simulation results indicate that the proposed ITMMAC protocol performs well as compared to the existing MAC protocols.

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“…In [43], the authors present a new single transceiver MAC protocol, named Traffic Aware Multichannel Medium Access Control (TAMMAC). The protocol uses multiple channels with smart window increase and decrease rules to adjust the contention window size dynamically and properly.…”

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A Survey of Energy-aware Routing protocols in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks: Trends and Challenges

Mohsin

Bakar

Adekiigbe

et al. 2012

NPA

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One of the major issues in current routing and MAC layers protocols for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) is the high energy resources consumed for process of route discovery and collision avoidance respectively. Proper use of location information and dynamically adjustment of intermediate nodes' retransmission probabilities adopted by a number of algorithms contribute to a reduction in the number of retransmissions and consequently reduce bandwidth and power consumption, but this feat was achieved at a price on network reachability. Many other efforts were made to achieve greater power conservation by many authors. This paper reviewed some current literatures that were proposed to improve the energy conservation in MANET at both MAC and routing layers, it also highlight the performance demands required of these protocols to assist researcher in MANET energy conservation as a good starting point for developing energy conservation algorithm.

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TAMMAC: An Adaptive Multi-Channel MAC Protocol for MANETs

Cited by 38 publications

References 7 publications

The analysis of multichannel MAC protocols which implement a control channel

The analysis of multichannel MAC protocols which implement a control channel

A multi-channel MAC protocol for actor-actor coordination in WSAN

A Survey of Energy-aware Routing protocols in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks: Trends and Challenges

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