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Automatic repeat request schemes for infrared wireless communications

Automatic repeat request schemes for infrared wireless communications

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The effectiveness of employing a stop-and-wait automatic repeat request protocol as well as a go-back-N protocol to cope with transmission errors in infrared wireless connections is examined. Protocol performance for various link parameters, such as window size, packet size and timer time-out values is presented. High window size implementation results in better performance.

Inspec keywords: automatic repeat request; packet switching; optical communication; protocols

Other keywords: window size; transmission errors; timer time-out values; packet size; go-back-N protocol; stop-and-wait automatic repeat request protocol; link parameters; infrared wireless communications

Subjects: Protocols; Computer communications; Free-space optical links

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