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2006
IEEE

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AMCM: Adaptive Multi-Channel MAC Protocol for IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networks

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This paper presents AMCM, a trafﬁc-adaptive multichannel MAC protocol that increases the capacity of wireless network by enabling multiple concurrent transmissions on orthogonal...

Paul Tan, Mun Choon Chan

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