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Hidden terminal management for uplink traffic in rate-controlled WiFi networks

Al-Bado et al., 2016

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16083378055865986106
Author
Al-Bado M
Sengul C
Sreenan C
Brown K
Publication year
Publication venue
2016 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communication (ISCC)

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This paper exposes several problems in managing hidden terminals for uplink traffic in rate- controlled environments, and presents solutions to mitigate them. In particular, we focus on scenarios, in which, clients are associated with an access point (AP). The main challenge …
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