论文信息 - Distributed MAC protocol for delay QoS provisioning in 3GRANs

Distributed MAC protocol for delay QoS provisioning in 3GRANs

A novel distributed MAC protocol for delay QoS provisioning on the uplink of 3GRANs is studied. The protocol uses a combination of inhibit signalling and deadline driven binary back-off on WCDMA to control the transmissions of users. The proposed scheme outperforms centralised scheduling in mobile, multi-cell environments by at least doubling the amount of non-real time, high-speed data traffic.

Timothy O'Farrell

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