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VISHNU

VISHNU VASANT PAVAN ABHILASH. Contents. Introduction What is WiMAX? IEEE 802.16 Extensions

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CS 408 Computer Networks

CS 408 Computer Networks. Chapter 1 5 Local Area Networks. LAN (Local Area Networks). A LAN is a computer network that covers a small area (home, office, building, campus) a few kilometers LANs have higher data rates (10Mbps to 40Gbps) as compared to WANs

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Ad-Hoc Networks WLAN - IEEE 802.11 WPAN - Bluetooth

Ad-Hoc Networks WLAN - IEEE 802.11 WPAN - Bluetooth. Lecture Outline. Ad-hoc Networks overview Wireless Local Area Networks - IEEE 802.11 Wireless Personal Area Networks - Bluetooth. Ad-Hoc Networks. Spontaneous established networks Self-organizing and adaptive

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MAC Protocol for PAN

MAC Protocol for PAN. Medium Access Control (MAC ). Controlling when to send a packet and when to listen for a packet are perhaps the two most important operations in a wireless network Especially, idly waiting wastes huge amounts of energy

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Chapter 14: Local Area Network Technology

Chapter 14: Local Area Network Technology. Business Data Communications, 4e. PC Networks. Client/Server Communication Shared databases Shared hardware resources Shared Internet access Peer-to-Peer Communication Sharing work and information with colleagues Low cost is high priority

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Lecture 4 Wireless Medium Access Control

Prof. Shamik Sengupta Office 4210 N ssengupta@jjay.cuny.edu http://jjcweb.jjay.cuny.edu/ssengupta/ Fall 2010. Lecture 4 Wireless Medium Access Control. Medium Access Control (MAC). Base Station. Forward link. Reverse link. Mobile Station. Mobile Station. Mobile Station.

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CT1303 LAN

CT1303 LAN . Rehab AlFallaj. Standard Models:. OSI Model : Open system Interconnection.

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3. Multimedia Communication

3. Multimedia Communication. 3.1 Network Technology, as it is Today 3.2 Quality of Service in Networks 3.3 Resources and QoS Provisioning 3.4 Multicast 3.5 Media Scaling and Media Filtering 3.6 Streaming Media on the Web. 3.1 Network Technology, as it is Today.

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Networking Systems (1)

Networking Systems (1). Hai Tao. LANs, MANs, and WANs. LANs (Local area networks) Extension over a local area typically within a few kilometers Usually owned by a single organization High data rate The number of stations connect to a LAN is usually less than 100

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Data Link Layer Lecture 17 Imran Ahmed University of Management & Technology

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Performance Characterization of Voice over Wireless LANs

Performance Characterization of Voice over Wireless LANs. Lionel PEREZ xxxxxx, 2005. Agenda. Introduction to IEEE 802.11 Different MAC mechanisms Quality of Service and 802.11e Related Work How does our solution work? Modelisation Measurements Simulation. Logical Link Control (LLC).

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IEEE 802 LANs

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