MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel
The traditional contract between the network and the lower layers states that the network does routing and the lower layers deliver correct packets. In a wireless network, however, different nodes may hear most bits in a transmission, yet none of them receives the whole packet uncorrupted. The curre...
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| author | Katti, Sachin Katabi, Dina |
| author2 | Dina Katabi |
| author_facet | Dina Katabi Katti, Sachin Katabi, Dina |
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| description | The traditional contract between the network and the lower layers states that the network does routing and the lower layers deliver correct packets. In a wireless network, however, different nodes may hear most bits in a transmission, yet none of them receives the whole packet uncorrupted. The current approach imposes fatesharing on the bits, dropping a whole packet because of a few incorrect bits. In contrast, this paper proposes MIXIT, a new architecture that performs opportunistic routing on groups of correctly received symbols. We show using simulations driven with Software Radios measurements that MIXIT provides $4$x throughput improvement over state-of-the-art opportunistic routing. |
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| spelling | mit-1721.1/388712019-04-11T08:11:25Z MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel Katti, Sachin Katabi, Dina Dina Katabi Networks & Mobile Systems Network Coding Opportunistic Routing Co-operative Diversity The traditional contract between the network and the lower layers states that the network does routing and the lower layers deliver correct packets. In a wireless network, however, different nodes may hear most bits in a transmission, yet none of them receives the whole packet uncorrupted. The current approach imposes fatesharing on the bits, dropping a whole packet because of a few incorrect bits. In contrast, this paper proposes MIXIT, a new architecture that performs opportunistic routing on groups of correctly received symbols. We show using simulations driven with Software Radios measurements that MIXIT provides $4$x throughput improvement over state-of-the-art opportunistic routing. 2007-09-06T15:41:48Z 2007-09-06T15:41:48Z 2007-09-04 MIT-CSAIL-TR-2007-046 http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/38871 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory 6 p. application/postscript application/pdf |
| spellingShingle | Network Coding Opportunistic Routing Co-operative Diversity Katti, Sachin Katabi, Dina MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title | MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title_full | MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title_fullStr | MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title_full_unstemmed | MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title_short | MIXIT: The Network Meets the Wireless Channel |
| title_sort | mixit the network meets the wireless channel |
| topic | Network Coding Opportunistic Routing Co-operative Diversity |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/38871 |
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