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Collision avoidance and resolution multiple access with transmission groups

Garcés et al., 1997

Document ID: 2062842222035053831
Author: Garcés R; Garcia-Luna-Aceves J
Publication year: 1997
Publication venue: Proceedings of INFOCOM'97

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The CARMA-NTG protocol is presented and analyzed. CARMA-NTG dynamically divides the channel into cycles of variable length; each cycle consists of a contention period and a group-transmission period. During the contention period, a station with one or more packets …

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