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Simultaneous optimisation of window and frame size for maximum throughput IrDA links

Simultaneous optimisation of window and frame size for maximum throughput IrDA links

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A new method for simultaneous optimisation of both window and frame size link layer parameters for maximum IrLAP throughput is presented. The significance of the F-timer value on throughput performance is explored. A protocol improvement that utilises special supervisory frames (S-frames) to pass transmission control is proposed. This results in maximum throughput performance when both optimal window and frame size values are implemented.

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