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Performance evaluation of enhanced relay-enabled distributed coordination function

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Ahmad, R., Zheng, F., Drieberg, M. and Olafsson, S. (2008) Performance evaluation of enhanced relay-enabled distributed coordination function. In: 14th European Wireless Conference (EW 2008) , Prague, Czech Republic. doi: 10.1109/EW.2008.4623903

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In this paper we evaluate the performance of our earlier proposed enhanced relay-enabled distributed coordination function (ErDCF) for wireless ad hoc networks. The idea of ErDCF is to use high data rate nodes to work as relays for the low data rate nodes. ErDCF achieves higher throughput and reduced energy consumption compared to IEEE 802.11 distributed coordination function (DCF). This is a result of. 1) using relay which helps to increase the throughput and lower overall blocking time of nodes due to faster dual-hop transmission, 2) using dynamic preamble (i.e. using short preamble for the relay transmission) which further increases the throughput and lower overall blocking time and also by 3) reducing unnecessary overhearing (by other nodes not involved in transmission). We evaluate the throughput and energy performance of the ErDCF with different rate combinations. ErDCF (11,11) (ie. R1=R2=11 Mbps) yields a throughput improvement of 92.9% (at the packet length of 1000 bytes) and an energy saving of 72.2% at 50 nodes.

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Item Type Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
URI https://reading-clone.eprints-hosting.org/id/eprint/14527
Item Type Conference or Workshop Item
Divisions Science
Uncontrolled Keywords ad hoc networks, personal area networks , IEEE 802.11, dual-hop transmission, energy consumption, energy saving, enhanced relay-enabled distributed coordination function, high data rate nodes, low data rate nodes, wireless ad hoc networks
Publisher IEEE
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