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Case Study: Media Access in CRN Framework

Mishra et al., 2017

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3263069446439720564
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Mishra V
Mathew J
Lau C
Mishra V
Mathew J
Lau C
Publication year
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QoS and Energy Management in Cognitive Radio Network: Case Study Approach

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Based on the survey done in Sect. 1.7 and Chap. 2, the media access control protocols are classified into two broad categories: random and time-slotted media access schemes, each having its pros and cons. Recently a new class of access scheme, known as hybrid schemes …
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