Channel Based Medium Access Control for Ad Hoc Wireless Networks: Basic Principles, Rate adaptation and control,Used

Channel Based Medium Access Control for Ad Hoc Wireless Networks: Basic Principles, Rate adaptation and control,Used

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This work proposed a novel communication protocol for dynamic, distributed wireless networks. This protocol can adapt to users movements as well as the environment changes. A scalable channel prediction scheme is required to implement the practical Channel MAC protocol in practice. We propose a meanvalue based channel prediction scheme, which provides prediction with enough accuracy to be used in the Channel MAC protocol. Next, we extend the Channel MAC protocol to support multirate communications. We propose a safety margin based technique to provide auto rate adaptation of the multirate Channel MAC. The speed, fairness, and resource utilisation in wireless communications are improved by the proposed protocol compared to existing techniques.

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