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The impact of self similar traffic on wireless LAN

Ghani, 2010

Document ID
2858594036155945500
Author
Ghani S
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Proceedings of the 6th International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference

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The Self Similar nature of Internet traffic is a widely known phenomenon. This paper studies the impact of such traffic on a variety of wireless LAN scenarios. Simulations are carried out using the QualNet simulator. These are compared to estimated theoretical delays of a …
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