uwsr.h File Reference

UnderWater Selective Repeat (UWSR) this is basically a selective repeat ARQ protocol that coordinates the transmitter and receiver in time. In more detail, the transmitter sends Data packets and waits for a given time period between subsequent packets; the receiver knows the timing of the transmitter and sends acknowledgement (ACK) packets so that they arrive at the transmitter when it is listening. The protocol is effective because the channel propagation delay, underwater, is sufficiently large to accommodate more than one packet transmission within one round-trip time (RTT). Some parameters of the protocol can be tuned: for example, setting a higher number of packets to be transmitted within one RTT makes the transmission process more efficient, but also more prone to interference in a multiuser network. More...

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Classes
class	MMacUWSR
	This is the base class of MMacUWSR protocol, which is a derived class of MMac. More...
class	MMacUWSR::UWSRTimer
class	MMacUWSR::BackOffTimer
class	MMacUWSR::AckTimer
class	MMacUWSR::ListenTimer
class	MMacUWSR::WaitTxTimer

Typedefs
typedef int	pktSeqNum
typedef double	txStartTime
typedef int	macAddress
typedef int	txRounds
typedef pair< macAddress, pktSeqNum >	usrPair
typedef pair< double, double >	rttPair
typedef pair< int, int >	txStatusPair

Variables
packet_t	PT_MMAC_ACK

Detailed Description

UnderWater Selective Repeat (UWSR) this is basically a selective repeat ARQ protocol that coordinates the transmitter and receiver in time. In more detail, the transmitter sends Data packets and waits for a given time period between subsequent packets; the receiver knows the timing of the transmitter and sends acknowledgement (ACK) packets so that they arrive at the transmitter when it is listening. The protocol is effective because the channel propagation delay, underwater, is sufficiently large to accommodate more than one packet transmission within one round-trip time (RTT). Some parameters of the protocol can be tuned: for example, setting a higher number of packets to be transmitted within one RTT makes the transmission process more efficient, but also more prone to interference in a multiuser network.

Author

Saiful Azad

Version

1.0.0

Typedef Documentation

macAddress

typedef int macAddress

pktSeqNum

typedef int pktSeqNum

rttPair

typedef pair<double, double> rttPair

txRounds

typedef int txRounds

txStartTime

typedef double txStartTime

txStatusPair

typedef pair<int, int> txStatusPair

usrPair

typedef pair<macAddress, pktSeqNum> usrPair

Variable Documentation

PT_MMAC_ACK

packet_t PT_MMAC_ACK

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