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A optimal CF-poll piggyback scheme in IEEE 802.11 e HCCA

Lee et al., 2006

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538868490889270753
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Lee H
Kim J
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2006 8th International Conference Advanced Communication Technology

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The HCCA, which is defined in IEEE 802.11 e for delay sensitive service traffics, provides the parameterized QoS using the polling access method and the negotiation of TSPEC. It uses many different types of QoS data frames and their associated usage rules to increase …
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