Thursday, 15 January 2015

TRAFFIC SPLITTING IN MULTIPATH WIRELESS NETWORK


Ms.E.Pandiyammal1, Mr.P.N.Karthikayan2
1PG student- Department of CSE - Vellammal college of Engineering and technology, Madurai, Tamilnadu, India.
2Assistant Professor - Department of CSE- Vellammal college of Engineering and technology, Madurai, Tamilnadu, India.
In network, multiple paths are existing between source and destination. Source splits the traffic among its entire available path. But how we achieve the lowest transmission rate per unit time is a problem here. If any traffic terminus between two nodes then consumes the reverse path for packet transmission. This type of packet transmission method is called as “REVERSE CARPOOLING”. And also the reverse path is called as “HYPERLINKS”. In reverse carpooling technique, use the longer paths at lowest cost by conveying a hyperlink capacity to each node. Conversely there is a strange situation among sources (i.e.) if there is traffic in both directions of a shared path, deliberate as a problem of routing with network coding. By conveying a hyperlink capacity, permitting sources to split their traffic selfishly in a scattered fashion, and then altering the hyperlink capacity based on user actions. Additionally, each hyperlink has a scheduling restriction in terms of the maximum number of transmissions allowed per unit time.

 

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