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Multiple packet multiple channel CSMA/CD protocols for local area networks

Du et al., 1989

Document ID: 4667842055656407985
Author: Du D; Chang S; Subbaro G
Publication year: 1989
Publication venue: IEEE INFOCOM'89, Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies

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Multiple-channel architectures have been proposed for broadcasting-based local area networks to overcome the problem of deteriorating performance when a very high speed communication channel is used. Such networks are called multiple-channel local area …

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