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Dynamic Slot Allocation to Control Delay in TDMA Wireless Base Station
Overview A Dynamic Slot Allocation scheme, called as DSA, to control packet delay in TDMA base station is presented in this paper. DSA applies multi-queue architecture and use the queue status of base station, corresponding to each mobile host, as a feedback to determine the required data rate of hosts. Adaptive rate control, dynamics priority and multi-queueing system are three pillars of DSA. In analysis, the paper illustrates how the proposed DSA controls the target queue dynamics.
| Publisher | National Cheng Kung University | File Format | PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 |
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| Date Published | April 2003 | Downloads | 15 |
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