The topology of full Mesh has driven the Researchers in the field of wireless communication to claim that wireless mesh networks can be a significant change in the future of wireless communication. This paper presents...The topology of full Mesh has driven the Researchers in the field of wireless communication to claim that wireless mesh networks can be a significant change in the future of wireless communication. This paper presents a simulation process using Mesh routers which simulate wireless mesh network with multiple values to investigate its performance and how results can be optimized in such experience. During the process, we expand the area by assigning different values according to the number of routers needed for implementation. We create a proper centralized connectivity with more and less number of nodes using IEEE802.11a and g as a backbone and source of internet. We also study and observe its topology which provides multiple interfaces and paths between endpoints as well can control, self heal, configure and organizes itself.展开更多
A Prioritized Medium Access Control （P-MAC） protocol is proposed for wireless routers of mesh networks with quality-of-service provisioning. The simple yet effective design of P-MAC offers strict service differentia...A Prioritized Medium Access Control （P-MAC） protocol is proposed for wireless routers of mesh networks with quality-of-service provisioning. The simple yet effective design of P-MAC offers strict service differentiation for prioritized packets. A Markov model is developed to yield important performance matrices including the packet blocking probability due to queue overflow and the packet reneging probability due to delay bound. It is further proved that the service time of P-MAC approximates exponential distribution, and can be effectively estimated. The analytic models with preemptive and non-preemptive schemes, validated via simulations, show that P-MAC can effectively support traffic differentiation and achieve very low packet dropping （both reneging and blocking） probabilities when the traffic load is below the channel capacity. When the network is overloaded, P-MAC can still maintain extremely stable and high channel throughput. Moreover, it is demonstrated that P-MAC performs superior in multihop networks, further proving the advantages of the proposed protocol.展开更多
文摘路由器节点承载WMNs(Wireless Mesh Networks)的主要业务,决定网络的整体性能,其业务性能建模与分析是当前研究的热点内容。本文基于802.11 OFDM物理层计算的分组平均服务时间,采用排队论分析WMN路由器节点业务性能的理论模型,给出节点业务性能的计算方法,通过理论分析与仿真验证模型的准确性,并给出使用归一化的模型参数的简化计算方法。分析表明,在相对稳定的网络环境中,路由器节点的性能与业务到达模型相关,需要采用不同的模型和方法分析VBR(Variable Bit Rate)和CBR(Constant Bit Rate)业务的性能;在动态的网络中,节点性能与业务到达过程无关,采用泊松到达可以准确地分析不同业务的性能。本文建模的基础是分组平均服务时间,使分析模型与实际的网络形态无关;基于归一化参数的算法也增大了模型的适应性,使其可以应用在网络规划设计、业务接入控制和分组调度等诸多方面。
文摘The topology of full Mesh has driven the Researchers in the field of wireless communication to claim that wireless mesh networks can be a significant change in the future of wireless communication. This paper presents a simulation process using Mesh routers which simulate wireless mesh network with multiple values to investigate its performance and how results can be optimized in such experience. During the process, we expand the area by assigning different values according to the number of routers needed for implementation. We create a proper centralized connectivity with more and less number of nodes using IEEE802.11a and g as a backbone and source of internet. We also study and observe its topology which provides multiple interfaces and paths between endpoints as well can control, self heal, configure and organizes itself.
基金Supported in part by the National Science Foundation CAREER Award (No. CNS-0347686)US Department of Energy (DoE) (No. DE-FG02-04ER46136)
文摘A Prioritized Medium Access Control （P-MAC） protocol is proposed for wireless routers of mesh networks with quality-of-service provisioning. The simple yet effective design of P-MAC offers strict service differentiation for prioritized packets. A Markov model is developed to yield important performance matrices including the packet blocking probability due to queue overflow and the packet reneging probability due to delay bound. It is further proved that the service time of P-MAC approximates exponential distribution, and can be effectively estimated. The analytic models with preemptive and non-preemptive schemes, validated via simulations, show that P-MAC can effectively support traffic differentiation and achieve very low packet dropping （both reneging and blocking） probabilities when the traffic load is below the channel capacity. When the network is overloaded, P-MAC can still maintain extremely stable and high channel throughput. Moreover, it is demonstrated that P-MAC performs superior in multihop networks, further proving the advantages of the proposed protocol.
