A simple multiple access protocol for metropolitan area networks

A simple multiple access protocol for metropolitan area networks

As LANs/MANs operate at higher speeds (100 Mb/s-Gb/s) and over longer distances (10's - 100's km) the access mechanism has to be chosen carefully so as to provide high utilization. Protocols are available that operate efficiently at high speeds and long distances. We describe here a partic...

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