This paper describes an unexpected nding concerning link quality measurements carried out through broadcast frames. We found out that, with experimental equipments/drivers widely used by the scientic community (Atheros WLAN cards with MADWiFi driver), broadcast-based link qual-ity measurements seem to be aected by a NIC-proprietary power saving mode. The striking conclusion is that some packet losses, typically attributed to bad channel charac-teristics, rather may depend on the broadcast measurement methodology. Unicast measurements are shown to be ex-empt from such a problem. A very simple test is further-more proposed to verify whether measurement results are aected by the described phenomenon. 1
Experimental results are typically envisioned as the ultimate validation reference for any theoretic...
This paper evaluates the performance of the IEEE 802.11 broadcast traffic under both saturation and ...
Since wireless signals propagate through the ether, they are significantly affected by attenuation, ...
This paper presents the empirical results and analysis of a link variability study for an indoor, st...
We present a novel technique for accurately estimating the proportions of packet losses arising from...
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Abstract—The awareness of channel conditions is critical to routing and MAC protocols. But, it is ch...
Over half of the transmission time in WiFi networks is dedicated to ensuring that errors are correct...
We propose a powerful new MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to estimating link quality in 802.11WLANs. U...
The design and simulation of coding schemes, Medium Access Control (MAC), and link-layer protocols f...
This paper investigates methods for link quality measurement of an indoor, time-varying wireless lin...
Nowadays, wireless networks are used in most of the applications with radio technologies being used ...
Link-quality measurements provide insight into the radio-channel behaviour in a wireless sensor netw...
We extend two approaches for estimating the proportions of frame losses at an 802.11 station due to...
Abstract. Reliable link quality prediction is an imperative for the efficient operation of mobile ad...
Experimental results are typically envisioned as the ultimate validation reference for any theoretic...
This paper evaluates the performance of the IEEE 802.11 broadcast traffic under both saturation and ...
Since wireless signals propagate through the ether, they are significantly affected by attenuation, ...
This paper presents the empirical results and analysis of a link variability study for an indoor, st...
We present a novel technique for accurately estimating the proportions of packet losses arising from...
Over half of the transmission time in WiFi networks is dedicated to ensuring that errors are correct...
Abstract—The awareness of channel conditions is critical to routing and MAC protocols. But, it is ch...
Over half of the transmission time in WiFi networks is dedicated to ensuring that errors are correct...
We propose a powerful new MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to estimating link quality in 802.11WLANs. U...
The design and simulation of coding schemes, Medium Access Control (MAC), and link-layer protocols f...
This paper investigates methods for link quality measurement of an indoor, time-varying wireless lin...
Nowadays, wireless networks are used in most of the applications with radio technologies being used ...
Link-quality measurements provide insight into the radio-channel behaviour in a wireless sensor netw...
We extend two approaches for estimating the proportions of frame losses at an 802.11 station due to...
Abstract. Reliable link quality prediction is an imperative for the efficient operation of mobile ad...
Experimental results are typically envisioned as the ultimate validation reference for any theoretic...
This paper evaluates the performance of the IEEE 802.11 broadcast traffic under both saturation and ...
Since wireless signals propagate through the ether, they are significantly affected by attenuation, ...