Effect of the Slot Distributed Scheme on the Push-type Packet Compensation Protocol
Koichiro Hashiura, Hiromasa Habuchi · ITC-CSCC :International Technical Conference on Circuits Systems, Computers and Communications · 2008
The push-type packet compensation protocol is that each user autonomously broadcasts the received data to neighbor users for compensating a loss packet. When the user density increases, the average packet acquisition time is deteriorated by the packet collision and shadowing. The slot distributed scheme reduces the packet collision because the user chooses a transmission slot in the frame which consist of N s slots similar to TDMA. In this paper, the average packet acquisition time of the slot distributed push-type packet compensation protocol is analyzed. Consequently, the slot distributed scheme is effective against increasing of the packet collision.