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New Deafness-Aware Mac Protocol for Directional Antennas in WANET’S
Author(s) -
Nitesh Kaushik,
Kavita Choudhary,
Narendra Singh
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
international journal of computer applications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0975-8887
DOI - 10.5120/ijca2015906557
Subject(s) - computer science , protocol (science) , computer network , telecommunications , medicine , pathology , alternative medicine
A favorable technique is using directional antennas for high – speed wireless personal area networks and local.A new MAC protocol for wireless ad hoc networks which is referred to as New deafness-aware MAC(NDA-MAC) is proposed in this paper. There are many directional MAC protocols which have been proposed, but have not broadly solved the problem of deafness. We are proposing NDA-MAC protocol which can differentiate the deafness problem from collisions by using control channels and logical data.so we are providing a discrete-time Markov chain model for analyzing the deafness impact for both DA-MAC and the current technique. By wide simulations we are showing our NDA-MAC protocol can expressively perform the other current techniques with respect to the duration of deafness , throughput , transmission fairness and energy consumption. Mainly Ad-hoc networks are suffering from hidden nodes(terminals) problem ,leading to the problem of the nodes which are hidden (terminals), which indicates to Spartan degradation in network throughput. A survey of this which will give a basic idea of MAC protocols which will directly or indirectly indicate this problem .The mentioned protocols are set in various for giving the reader a detail understanding for the growth made in types and are discussed in detail. To provide the reader a bottomless understanding for the progress done in enhancing the hidden node problem as well as a detailed comparison of various protocols are shown. General Terms Switched Beam Antenna, Ad-hoc networks, Throughput

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