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An efficient polling MAC for wireless LANs

Sharon et al., 2001

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14845693286999830306
Author
Sharon O
Altman E
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IEEE/ACM Transactions on networking

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Polling schemes are an important class of medium access control (MAC) protocols for wireless local area networks (WLANs). A major drawback of these schemes is their inefficiency when only a small number of mobile stations have packets to transmit. This …
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