Distributed synchronization-free transmission scheduling method and system for multi-hop wireless network
A multi-hop wireless network and transmission scheduling technology, applied in the field of distributed synchronization-free transmission scheduling, to achieve the effects of improving scalability, ensuring certainty and reliability, and ensuring certainty and reliability
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[0064] Embodiment 1 provides a distributed synchronization-free transmission scheduling system for a multi-hop wireless network, such as figure 1 shown, including:
[0065] The design module 11 is used to design a single-hop synchronization-free sending and receiving scheduling mode, so that any node can use two or more sending time slots in one cycle to repeatedly send data packets to determine that different nodes are running independently and asynchronously. There is no conflict within the delay range;
[0066] Building block 12, for constructing multi-hop wireless network system model;
[0067] The selection module 13 is used to send the uniform distribution of time slots, and select a scheduling from multiple scheduling schemes corresponding to several nodes according to the uniformity of the time slots and the end-to-end delay in the multi-hop wireless network system model Program;
[0068] A first distribution module 14, configured to distribute the selected scheduli...
Embodiment 2
[0119] This embodiment provides a distributed synchronization-free transmission scheduling method for a multi-hop wireless network, including:
[0120] S1. Design a single-hop synchronization-free sending and receiving scheduling mode, so that any node can use two or more sending time slots to repeatedly send data packets within a cycle to determine that different nodes are operating independently and asynchronously. The sending time slots are within a certain delay range No internal conflict;
[0121] S2. Constructing a multi-hop wireless network system model;
[0122] S3. The uniform distribution of the sending time slot, according to the uniformity of the time slot and the end-to-end delay in the multi-hop wireless network system model, select a scheduling scheme from a variety of scheduling schemes corresponding to several nodes;
[0123] S4. Distributing the selected scheduling scheme to all nodes in the network;
[0124] S5. If there is an interference scenario between...
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