A Solution to Hidden Terminal Problems in Ad Hoc Networks
XU Hui-min
Abstract
XU Hui-min
Abstract
The hidden and exposed terminal problems in ad hoc networks are introduced, and the method to solve them is pointed out in this paper. Based on two busy tones, a new MAC protocol DBTMAC is provided. Simulation results validate its efficiency in resolving the hidden and exposed terminal problems, and show that DBTMAC protocol can improve network throughput and avoid link error at the same time.
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The hidden and exposed terminal problems in ad hoc networks are introduced, and the method to solve them is pointed out in this paper. Based on two busy tones, a new MAC protocol DBTMAC is provided. Simulation results validate its efficiency in resolving the hidden and exposed terminal problems, and show that DBTMAC protocol can improve network throughput and avoid link error at the same time.
Key concepts: Terminal (telecommunication), Computer science, Wireless ad hoc network, Computer network, Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance for Wireless, Throughput, Vehicular ad hoc network, Hidden node problem