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CH-MAC: a cluster-based, hybrid TDMA MAC protocol over wireless ad-hoc networks

Choi et al., 2019

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14681185373259599959
Author
Choi H
Bang J
Ahn N
Jung J
Choi J
Park S
Yi Y
Publication year
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MILCOM 2019-2019 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM)

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In this paper, we propose a distributed TDMA MAC protocol over wireless ad-hoc networks, called CH-MAC. The key design component of CH-MAC is the notion of clusters, where a cluster head maintains the information about how slots are allocated over the one-hop …
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