Multichannel reservation protocol for packet multiple-access communications

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An efficient protocol well suited for the transmission of variable length messages over a group of parallel channels is described. The protocol is applicable to star networks with inbound multiple-access and outbound broadcast channels. Throughput capacity of the inbound channels is analysed and optimised with respect to message length and packet overhead.

Inspec keywords: multi-access systems; data communication systems; packet switching; protocols

Other keywords: packet multiple access communications throughput capacity; inbound multiple-access; star networks; group of parallel channels; multichannel reservation protocol; message length; outbound broadcast channels; transmission of variable length messages; packet overhead

Subjects: Computer communications; Communication system theory

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