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A simple and effective priority scheme for IEEE 802.11

Xiao, 2003

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11928419121485111300
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Xiao Y
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IEEE Communications Letters

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In this letter, we propose an analytical model for a simple priority scheme for real-time applications in IEEE 802.11 by differentiating the initial window size, the window-increasing factor and the maximum backoff stage. Saturation throughputs and saturation delays of …
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