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Experiences with SoftToken: a token‐based coordination layer for WLANs

Eznarriaga et al., 2015

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6872958429215931060
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Eznarriaga L
Senguly C
Bayer N
Moreno J
Lozano P
Simón M
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International Journal of Communication Systems

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This paper presents our experiences with SoftToken protocol, a new contention‐free medium access control protocol for wireless local area network. This new mechanism adds a token‐passing procedure on top of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.11 …
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