Improving CSMA/CA network performance under hidden collision
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Abstract
Abstract Dynamic spectrum access policy allows a secondary user (SU) to access a primary user (PU) channel when it is idle. However, the idle state may result from the PU's silent activities, which can be wrongly perceived as an opportunity for the SU to access the channel and lead to “hidden collision” when it effectively tries to access the channel under this condition. At best of our knowledge, this issue has yet to be addressed in the literature. In this paper, we will first define a three‐state model that describes hidden collision conditions, then propose a probabilistic model in which a transient state is added to force the SU to wait a certain period of time before accessing the channel, thereby translating into better protection for the PU. Based on this model and using Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance protocol, we will evaluate the PU's and SU's throughput and delay with and without transient state as well as the gain in using our approach. Our computation results show a substantial improvement of the PU's throughput from 19.6 to 61.1%.
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