Channel access method for ship-mounted wireless mobile Ad-hoc network based on self-organization time division multiple access
A channel access method and mobile ad hoc network technology, which is applied in wireless communication, network topology, broadcast service distribution, etc., can solve the problems of lack of self-organized time division multiple addressing technology in shipborne communication systems, and improve dynamic network communication performance, improving dynamic responsiveness, and reducing the effect of network access time
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[0032] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the embodiments of the drawings.
[0033] In a shipborne ad hoc network environment, in order to respond to emergency signals with reliable access to the channel, the present invention proposes a unicast data channel synchronous time division multiple access protocol. This protocol is compatible with the original SOTDMA broadcast channel and can provide support for point-to-point data transmission. Ensure that ships can communicate in real time under emergency situations such as high speed, large steering angle, short distance, etc., and meet the safety requirements of ships for dynamic real-time access to channels. Such as figure 2 A schematic diagram of the unicast channel is given, in which each time slot is divided into three parts: the first part is the AIS protocol frame format (AISF); the second part is request to send / clear to send / acknowledgement (RTS / CTS / ACK) ; The third part is...
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