New Protocol for Aggressive Packet Combining in Gilbert Two State Model Using Back Up Routes to Achieve Higher Throughput
Sanjit Ningthoujam, Swarnendu Kumar Chakraborty, Chandan Tilak Bhunia · 2015
Aggressive Packet Combining (APC) is a well established technique in literature. The main notion of APC is to maximize throughput by correcting the erroneous packet at the receiver side without further retransmission of packet. Three copies of a same packet are transmitted from sender to receiver. It performs bitwise majority logic to get correct one at the receiver side. In APC, if erroneous occurs at same bit locations of two or copies, then the operation does not able to get original packet. Therefore, in this paper, a new APC protocol to achieve higher throughput by using back up routes in Gilbert Two State Model.