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High-Level Broadcast Communication for Local Area Networks

Even for LANs without collision-detection hardware, this implementation of StarMod offers improvements of from 1.1 to 7.8 over pointto-point message transmission-and that's the worst-case gain.

Thomas J. LeBlanc | Robert P. Cook | T. LeBlanc | R. Cook

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