TCP Congestion Control Performance on a Highway in a Live LTE Network

Akselrod, Mark; Fidler, Markus

doi:10.1109/vtc2020-fall49728.2020.9348515

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“…Reference [5][6][7][8][9] evaluated various performance indicators of TCP congestion control protocol in wireless network environment. Reference [5] and [9] evaluated the performance of TCP under 5G millimeter wave networks under different variables, including server location, network connection mode, congestion control protocol, data packet size, and RLC buffer space, but its selection of congestion control protocols is limited.…”

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“…Reference [6] evaluated the cellular uplink, and combined with NewReno, Cubic, and BBR to analyze the behavior and performance of the protocol in stationary and mobile scenes, but congestion usually occurs in the downlink. Reference [7] Analyzed the behavior of several popular congestion control algorithms in the real-time LTE network static and moving away from the base station. Reference [8] studied the performance fairness of BBR and Cubic streams in Wi-Fi networks.…”

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Performance analysis of congestion control protocols over 5G mmWave links

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Millimeter wave technology is an important basic technology in 5G applications. It has higher bandwidth and lower delay. But high dynamics of the channel poses a major challenge to the design of congestion control protocols. Based on ns3, this paper conducts extensive experiments on the TCP congestion control protocols, and analyzes the transmission performance of different protocols over 5G millimeter wave links in detail. It will lay a foundation for further research on congestion control protocols suitable for 5G millimeter wave communications.

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