The Effect of High-Level Acknowledgment Traffic on the Throughput of ALOHA Channels
F. Borgonovo, L. Fratta
Abstract
F. Borgonovo, L. Fratta
Abstract
The behavior of the throughput of an ALOHA channel is investigated, taking into account the effect of acknowledgment traffic when the acknowledgment mechanism is provided by high-level protocols. It is shown that the use of redundant ACK packets slightly increases the channel throughput.
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The behavior of the throughput of an ALOHA channel is investigated, taking into account the effect of acknowledgment traffic when the acknowledgment mechanism is provided by high-level protocols. It is shown that the use of redundant ACK packets slightly increases the channel throughput.
Key concepts: Aloha, Throughput, Computer network, Channel (broadcasting), Computer science, Network packet, Telecommunications, Wireless