Computer Science, asked by nagmasaifi4441, 1 year ago

Why there is a need of separate mac protocols for wireless networks?

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Answered by ervislinazuaje30
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The MAC sublayer, which belongs to the data link layer, takes care of the

control of access to the medium, is responsible for transmitting the packets. Validate the

to check transmission errors and confirm the receipt of the transmitted data.

plots to the emitter, are their main functions. In addition, it is in charge of functions such as

packet fragmentation, flow control, transmission rate, power control and

functions related to battery management. In short, to control a medium

of communication shared by a series of machines that communicate through it.

The characteristics of the physical environment are the basis for facing the design of

a MAC protocol. In the case of wireless networks there are a number of

limitations that the physical environment imposes. The radio-electric space used in the

wireless communication, allows reduced bandwidths, due to the fact that the medium

is not free, it is regulated by the Telecommunications Law 11/98 ¡Error! I don't know

finds the origin of the reference, where a free access band is collected for

use of scientific, industrial and medical character, consequence of the standards

the EEC in the field of communications. The ISM band

(Industrial, Scientist and Medical) allows free use of the 2.4-2.5 GHz frequency.

In addition as a consequence of the noise present in the environment, characteristic in all the

wireless communications, hinders the development of communications with a high degree of

bandwidth. The objectives when designing a link protocol are to

aimed at solving these limitations.  


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