Real Time WLAN MAC Protocol with Two Classes of Frame
Li Feng · Jisuanji gongcheng · 2007
A real time wireless local area network(WLAN) media access protocol(MAC) is designed to deal with the applications which the stations have two classes of frame with different timing requirements.The station which has real time frame to send need defer a shorter inter frame space.If there happens a collision between real time frames,the access point will poll all the stations to solve this collision in time.Simulation results show the real time frames experience lower mean waiting times and can be transmitted in bounded times.