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Low Power ASIC designs for fast Handoff in IEEE802. 11

Zaidi et al., 2009

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4534645102580171075
Author
Zaidi M
Ouni R
Torki K
Tourki R
Publication year
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International Journal of Computers, Systems and Signals

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The Handoff process is a key problem in many wireless network processing applications. Current implementations of this process using software implementation are time consuming and cannot meet the gigabit bandwidth requirements. Implementing this process within the …
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