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Prioritized support of different traffic classes in IEEE 802.11 e wireless LANs

Passas et al., 2006

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13797509804186357721
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Passas N
Skyrianoglou D
Mouziouras P
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Computer communications

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IEEE 802.11 e is an amendment to the popular 802.11 standard that defines quality of service mechanisms to support sensitive applications, such as voice and video. An important component of these mechanisms is the traffic scheduler, an entity that decides on the …
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