Changes between Version 47 and Version 48 of 802.11/wlan_exp/app_notes/dcf_with_multiple_flows
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- Apr 22, 2014, 9:50:16 AM (10 years ago)
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v47 v48 38 38 These statistics are sufficient to calculate total throughput, packet delivery ratio (PDR) and average number of re-transmissions per packet. 39 39 40 '''TODO: NEEDS DATA'''41 42 40 || ||||= Flow 1 =||||= Flow 2 =||||= Flow 3 =||||= Flow 4 =|| 43 41 || Carrier Sensing || On || Off || On || Off || On || Off || On || Off || 44 || Tx Pkts || 1a || 1b || 2a || 2b || 3a || 3b || 4a || 4b || 45 || Rx Pkts || 1a || 1b || 2a || 2b || 3a || 3b || 4a || 4b || 42 || # MPDU Tx || 51808 || 1b || 51792 || 2b || 114116 || 3b || 121787 || 4b || 43 || # PHY Tx || 65535 || 1b || 66211 || 2b || 140036 || 3b || 147488 || 4b || 44 || # PHY Re-Tx || 13727 || 1b || 14419 || 2b || 25920 || 3b || 25701 || 4b || 45 || # MPDU Rx || 51806 || 1b || 51792 || 2b || 114115 || 3b || 121788 || 4b || 46 || Throughput (Mbps) || 1.97 || 1b || 1.97 || 2b || 4.33 || 3b || 4.62 || 4b || 46 47 47 48 It is clear that without carrier sensing all flows suffer... … … 94 95 ||||= '''Contention Windows at Each Node vs. Time''' =|| 95 96 || [[Image(wiki:802.11/wlan_exp/app_notes/dcf_with_multiple_flows/figs:cs_cw_vs_time.png, width=500)]] || [[Image(wiki:802.11/wlan_exp/app_notes/dcf_with_multiple_flows/figs:no_cs_cw_vs_time.png, width=500)]] || 96 || ''' Carrier Sensing Enabled''' || '''Carrier Sensing Disabled''' ||97 || '''Physical Carrier Sensing Enabled''' || '''Physical Carrier Sensing Disabled''' || 97 98 98 99 These plots show the actual contention window value of every node at the time of every PHY transmission. The contention window is only updated following PHY transmissions, so these plots capture the complete history of contention window values at every node. The impact of carrier sensing on contention window is dramatic. Disabling carrier sensing increases the probability of collisions. As explained above, more collisions leads to more transmission failures, leading to higher expected contention window values. This is exactly what the results show.