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Supporting real-time multimedia traffic in a wireless LAN

Muir et al., 1997

Document ID: 5503263998469464477
Author: Muir A; Garcia-Luna-Aceves J
Publication year: 1997
Publication venue: Multimedia Computing and Networking 1997

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The Group Allocation Multiple Access (GAMA) protocol for scheduling real-time and datagram traffic in a single-channel, single-hop, packet-radio network is specified and analyzed. By maintaining a dynamically-sized cycle that changes in length depending on …

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