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Mitigating Co-Channel Interference in CSMA/CA Networks via a Cell-Delimited Payload Retention Scheme

Jayabal et al., 2008

Document ID
7195040486970051904
Author
Jayabal R
Lau C
Publication year
Publication venue
2008 International Conference on Information Networking

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Besides the occurrence of frame corruption when nodes from nearby cells transmit in parallel, CSMA/CA-based networks also suffer another form of co-channel interference known as the'exposed node'problem. Here, nodes are unnecessarily blocked from spatially …
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