Analysis and Performance Evaluation of a Fair Channel Access Protocol for Open Spectrum Wireless Networks

Wireless multimedia services currently suffer due course the problem of how to achieve fair and efficient sharing to limited bandwidth. One of the reasons for this limitation was the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) spectrum regulation policy. But, with the advantage of open spectrum wireless networking the bandwidth constraint will be minimized. In this paper, a Markov model is presented and used to analyze of radio resources between dissimilar radio systems that cannot communicate with each other. Unlicensed frequency bands are typically used by many dissimilar radio systems, to provide a large set of different radio services. However, unlicensed the unlicensed band access. Then a random access scheme is frequency bands may be more efficiently used when the usage proposed which provisions the existing etiquettes with more efficiency and fairness. Later a homo egualis society model based access scheme is built to implement the random access scheme in a distributed fashion. Simulations are performed to demonstrate the accuracy of this Markov model and to show the efficienc