Access and routing protocol for ad hoc network using synchronous collision resolution and node state dissemination
OwnerJohn A. Stineinventor
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An ad hoc network organizes itself to provide communications without need for an a priori designated central control mechanism or base stations. Such self-organization is challenging in a multihop ad hoc network having member nodes that are highly mobile and widely distributed. A Synchronous Collision Resolution (SCR) protocol and a Node State Routing (NSR) protocol are well suited to provide efficient ad hoc network organization. SCR is an access protocol that achieves high capacity collision free access using a signaling approach that creates a random cellular-like network after each signaling period. NSR is a routing protocol that uses the dissemination of node states to predict link availability and to assign metrics to those links for the creation of optimized routes. In use, the present invention provides quality of service and supports energy conservation for the mobile nodes.
A method of operating an ad hoc wireless network, comprising:
A method of operating a node on an ad hoc network, comprising:
A method of operating an ad hoc wireless network comprising:
A method of operating an ad hoc wireless network, comprising:
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