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Enhancing Multi-Channel Wireless MAC: Fairness, Throughput, and Impertinent Backoff Strategies

Under the SmartNets Research Group at UC Berkeley, this paper addresses crucial issues in multi-channel wireless MAC scheduling, focusing on contention, fairness, and throughput. We analyze the limitations of local scheduling techniques and propose the Impatient Backoff Algorithm as a viable solution to improve overall network performance. By balancing these elements, our research aims to foster better communication efficiency in wireless networks, enhancing user experience and resource management.

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Enhancing Multi-Channel Wireless MAC: Fairness, Throughput, and Impertinent Backoff Strategies

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  1. Scheduling: Contention, Fairness and Throughput SmartNets Research Group University of California at Berkeley Multi-Channel Wireless MAC Wilson So so@eecs.berkeley.edu Impatient Backoff Algorithm Rajarshi Gupta guptar@eecs.berkeley.edu Limitations of Local Scheduling Antonis Dimakis dimakis@eecs.berkeley.edu

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