An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control

In this paper, we propose a novel pe-frame based TPC protocol, an Adaptive Energy efficient protocol in Media Access Control (AE-MAC), in ad-hoc networks using IEEE 802.11 at low PHY rate. To avoid interference, improve throughput, and save energy, AE-MAC adaptive looks for the optimal transmit powe...

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Main Authors: Abduljaleel, Uday, Akbari, Ayyoub, Khatun, Sabira
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2009
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Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11760/
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Akbari, Ayyoub
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description In this paper, we propose a novel pe-frame based TPC protocol, an Adaptive Energy efficient protocol in Media Access Control (AE-MAC), in ad-hoc networks using IEEE 802.11 at low PHY rate. To avoid interference, improve throughput, and save energy, AE-MAC adaptive looks for the optimal transmit power based on the network interference and data payload. Transmit Power Control (TPC) protocols is proposed to address the limited power supplies in ad-hoc networks. However,most of the previous work minimize the transmit power without considering both the energy wasted in collisions and energy used to overcome the interference from all the interfering nodes existing in the network. Previous experiments show that optimal transmit power for the maximum throughput and per frame minimum consumed energy exists and occurs when the power level is sufficient to avoid interference, and causes the least contention between nodes. AE-MAC is validate via simulations and is shown to outperform several existing TCP protocols.
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spelling upm-117602011-04-13T08:49:21Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11760/ An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control Abduljaleel, Uday Akbari, Ayyoub Khatun, Sabira In this paper, we propose a novel pe-frame based TPC protocol, an Adaptive Energy efficient protocol in Media Access Control (AE-MAC), in ad-hoc networks using IEEE 802.11 at low PHY rate. To avoid interference, improve throughput, and save energy, AE-MAC adaptive looks for the optimal transmit power based on the network interference and data payload. Transmit Power Control (TPC) protocols is proposed to address the limited power supplies in ad-hoc networks. However,most of the previous work minimize the transmit power without considering both the energy wasted in collisions and energy used to overcome the interference from all the interfering nodes existing in the network. Previous experiments show that optimal transmit power for the maximum throughput and per frame minimum consumed energy exists and occurs when the power level is sufficient to avoid interference, and causes the least contention between nodes. AE-MAC is validate via simulations and is shown to outperform several existing TCP protocols. 2009-05 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed Abduljaleel, Uday and Akbari, Ayyoub and Khatun, Sabira (2009) An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control. In: International Engineering Convention, 11-14 May 2009, Damascus, Syria. (pp. 533-538). TCP/IP (Computer network protocol) Ad hoc networks (Computer networks) Interference devices English
spellingShingle TCP/IP (Computer network protocol)
Ad hoc networks (Computer networks)
Interference devices
Abduljaleel, Uday
Akbari, Ayyoub
Khatun, Sabira
An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title_full An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title_fullStr An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title_full_unstemmed An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title_short An adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
title_sort adaptive energy efficient protocol in media access control
topic TCP/IP (Computer network protocol)
Ad hoc networks (Computer networks)
Interference devices
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11760/