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Dynamically controlled transmission standby in WLAN systems

Kojima et al., 2019

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5068764618405133651
Author
Kojima Y
Miyamoto S
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IEICE Communications Express

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With the spread of the WLAN, WLAN devices densely exist, and radio interferences between devices which degrade performance of WLAN systems have been increasing. In this study, we propose the WLAN system which has the transmission standby in which devices with …
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