Method and arrangement for reducing the mutual interference of network subscribers in radio networks
A technology for network users and mutual interference, applied in the field of reducing mutual interference of network users in radio networks and devices, can solve problems such as cell conflict, difficulty in adjacent cells, unavailable WLAN equipment, etc., to reduce transmission power and increase Effect of data throughput and noise reduction
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[0041] FIG. 1 shows a process for randomly allocating idle channels defined by the IEEE 802.11 standard. When the current data transmission on the channel under study has ended, ie the "medium busy" phase has ended, then the time portion referred to in the standard as the "DIFS" phase follows. This is followed by the actual contention window, in which a station wanting to occupy the channel sends a channel request. To avoid collisions, ie when two stations send their channel requests at the same time and thus interfere with each other, the channel requests are randomly delayed. Therefore two or more stations do not transmit at the same time, because the transmission time of the corresponding channel request of each transmitter is determined by the end time of the previous DIFS phase plus the slot time (the position of which is determined by the random generator OK) to calculate. Channels are assigned to the station that sends the channel request first. All other stations re...
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