A packet dispatching method based on avoidance mechanism in WLAN
A technology of wireless local area network and back-off mechanism, which is applied in wireless communication, data exchange network, digital transmission system, etc., can solve the problems of low complexity and low channel utilization rate, improve system performance, improve channel utilization rate, and be easy to implement Effect
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[0015] The packet scheduling algorithm of the present invention is shown in FIG. 1 . Before a node accesses a channel, it needs to go through two contention backoff stages, wherein the first contention backoff stage can continue to backoff when transmitting data between other nodes. The nodes can access the channel only after the data packets complete the two contention backoff phases in sequence. The transmission of data packets is performed simultaneously with the contention backoff. First, the network node detects whether the data channel is idle. If the channel is busy, when the node receives the CTS frame (the destination station is not the node), it starts to perform the back-off timing of the back-off timer BC1. If before the end of the data packet transmission process, BC1 is reduced to 0, then BC1 remains in the state with a value of 0. After waiting for the channel idle distributed time interval DIFS, BC2 starts to back off and count down. The node with BC2 first sta...
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