Non-confliction on-demand multi-address access method
An access method and access conflict technology, which are applied in radio transmission systems, time division multiplexing selection devices, data exchange through path configuration, etc., can solve the problem that the proportion of control overhead is large and the maximum channel throughput is not high enough , did not eliminate and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving channel throughput, obtaining channel use rights, and increasing transmission time
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[0030] Figure 1 is a flow chart of the conflict-free on-demand multiple access method of the present invention, which is specifically:
[0031] Step 1. The central control node announces that the reserved access packet sent by the node collides and starts the conflict resolution stage. Each conflict resolution stage is a number of forecast bursts and forecast confirmation mini-slots set in sequence;
[0032] Step 2. On the forecast burst mini-slot, each access conflict node listens to or sends forecast burst packets according to its virtual identity number;
[0033] Step 3. After receiving the forecast burst packet on the forecast burst mini-slot, the central control node sends the result on the subsequent forecast confirmation mini-slot;
[0034] Step 4. On the forecast confirmation mini-slot, each access conflict node listens to the result sent by the central control node; when the result is that a node has successfully accessed, step 5 is executed, otherwise, step 2 is executed...
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