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Packet Switching In Radio Channels: Part III -- Polling and . . . (1976)
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| Venue: | IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS |
| Citations: | 517 - 5 self |
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@ARTICLE{Tobagi76packetswitching,
author = {Fouad A. Tobagi and Leonard Kleinrock},
title = {Packet Switching In Radio Channels: Part III -- Polling and . . . },
journal = {IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS},
year = {1976},
volume = {24},
number = {8},
pages = {1400--1416}
}
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Abstract
Here we continue the analytic study of packet switching in radio channels which we reported upon in our two previous papers [ 11, [2]. Again we consider a population of terminals communicating with a central station over a packet-switched radio channel. The allocation of bandwidth among the contending terminals can befixed [e.g., time-division multiple access (TDMA) or frequency-division multiple access (FDMA)]-,rundom [e.&, ALOHA or carrier sen? multiple access (CSMA)] or centrally controlled (e.g., polling or reservation). In this paper we show that with a large population of bursty users, (as expected) random access is superior to both futed assignment and polling. We also introduce and analyze a dynamic reservation technique which we call split-channel reservation multiple access (SRMA) which is interesting in that it is both simple and efficient over a large range of system parameters.
Keyphrases
packet switching radio channel part iii polling analytic study contending terminal large range previous paper frequency-division multiple access large population dynamic reservation technique central station time-division multiple access bursty user packet-switched radio channel multiple access system parameter split-channel reservation multiple access
