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slotted ALOHA’s max efficiency is
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13%
18%
15%
36%
69%
37%
3%
54%
no synchronization
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24%
Slotted ALOHA
76%
pure ALOHA
What is the advantage of slotted ALOHA over pure ALOHA?
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50%
Higher channel efficiency
32%
Lower collision rate
18%
Ability to transmit at full channel rate
Which random access protocol has a higher maximum efficiency: Slotted ALOHA or pure ALOHA?
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79%
Slotted ALOHA
7%
Pure ALOHA
7%
Both have the same maximum efficiency
7%
Neither protocol achieves maximum efficiency
collision probability …. with no synchronization
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76%
increases
24%
decreases
defer transmission
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39%
channel sensed idle
61%
channel sensed busy
requires one master node to poll each of the nodes in a round-robin fashion.
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5%
Rules protocol
90%
polling protocol
4%
traffic protocol
1%
Corona protocol
CSMA with collision detection
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11%
CSMA
89%
CSMA/CD
collision detection … in wired, … with wireless
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2%
difficult – difficult
16%
difficult – easy
83%
easy – difficult
colliding transmissions aborted, reducing channel wastage
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26%
CSMA
74%
CSMA/CD
"invites" other nodes to transmit in turn.
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4%
Captain node
5%
Leader node
90%
master node
2%
Coach node
… play role in in determining collision probability
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9%
distance
26%
propagation delay
66%
Both of them
If NIC senses channel: if…: start frame transmission
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88%
idle
12%
busy
CSMA/CD Has … performance than ALOHA
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13%
less
87%
better
efficient at low load: single node can fully utilize channel
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21%
channel partitioning
53%
random access
26%
taking turns
Inefficient at low load: delay in channel access, 1/N bandwidth allocated even if only 1 active
node!
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54%
channel partitioning
19%
random access
27%
taking turns
control token passed from one node to next sequentially.
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15%
polling
85%
Token Passing
Time Division, Frequency Division
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85%
channel partitioning
6%
random access
10%
taking turns
carrier sensing: easy in some technologies (wire), hard in others
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22%
channel partitioning
68%
random access
10%
taking turns