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NIELIT 2017 DEC Scientific Assistant A - Section B: 13
Which multiple access technique is used by $\text{IEEE } 802.11$ standard for wireless $\text{LAN}$ ? $\text{CDMA}$ $\text{CSMA/CA}$ $\text{ALOHA}$ None of the options
Which multiple access technique is used by $\text{IEEE } 802.11$ standard for wireless $\text{LAN}$ ? $\text{CDMA}$ $\text{CSMA/CA}$ $\text{ALOHA}$ None of the options
asked Mar 31, 2020 in Computer Networks Lakshman Patel RJIT 272 views
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Consider the following statements: Which of the above statement is correct? A Hidden terminals can be handled by using either of RTS or CTS control frame. B RTS/CTS exchange helps in reducing collisions and leads to efficient use of channel resources. C 802.11 frame has three address fields. D By the help of 802.11 frame, we can come to known whether encryption is used on n
Consider the following statements: Which of the above statement is correct? A Hidden terminals can be handled by using either of RTS or CTS control frame. B RTS/CTS exchange helps in reducing collisions and leads to efficient use of channel resources. C 802.11 frame has three address fields. D By the help of 802.11 frame, we can come to known whether encryption is used on n
asked Dec 15, 2018 in Computer Networks himgta 185 views
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Trouble solving CSMA/CA numerical. help?
Suppose that you have two nodes communicating with an AP that are hidden terminals to one another. The AP, except for acknowledgments, remains silent and there are no other transmitters in the network. The two nodes are both ... transmitting at exactly the same time, what is the minimum number of backoffs before a packet is delivered successfully?
Suppose that you have two nodes communicating with an AP that are hidden terminals to one another. The AP, except for acknowledgments, remains silent and there are no other transmitters in the network. The two nodes are both transmitting packets whose active ... nodes start transmitting at exactly the same time, what is the minimum number of backoffs before a packet is delivered successfully?
asked Aug 28, 2018 in Computer Networks Phantom5 223 views
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Suppose that you have two nodes communicating with an AP that are hidden terminals to one another. The AP, except for acknowledgments, remains silent and there are no other transmitters in the network. The two nodes are both transmitting ... start transmitting at exactly the same time, what is the minimum number of backoffs before a packet is delivered successfully?
Suppose that you have two nodes communicating with an AP that are hidden terminals to one another. The AP, except for acknowledgments, remains silent and there are no other transmitters in the network. The two nodes are both transmitting packets whose active ... nodes start transmitting at exactly the same time, what is the minimum number of backoffs before a packet is delivered successfully?
asked Dec 11, 2017 in Computer Networks vijay_jr 207 views
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