DBA (dynamic bandwidth allocation) method of TDMA (time division multiple address) in EOC system realizing C-HPAV standard
A C-HPAV, standard technology, applied in electrical components, wireless communication and other directions, can solve the problems of unreasonable allocation and low bandwidth utilization, achieve timely and effective allocation, improve system data throughput and network bandwidth utilization. Effect
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[0017] When the CLT allocates TDMA time slots to each CNU in the EOC network, the CLT establishes a statistics table for recording the number of PBs sent in each cycle of N consecutive communication cycles for each CNU. The CLT monitors the number of PBs sent and received by each CNU in each cycle, and records them in the statistical table.
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[0020] At the starting point of each communication cycle, CLT checks the statistical table of each CNU, performs weighted average calculation on the recorded values in the table, and obtains the predicted value of the PB bibliography sent by the CNU in the next communication cycle. Taking K communication cycles as the time length for statistical prediction as an example, the specific steps are as follows:
[0021] The number of PBs sent by the CNU in the first K communication cycles are: N 1 , N 2 ,…N K , take K weighting coefficients as: f 1 , f 2 ,… f K ,The following condi...
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