H04L12/1872

Scheduling Method and Terminal
20200177661 · 2020-06-04 ·

A scheduling method includes controlling, by a terminal, a scheduling speed of broadcast scheduling events when a first preset condition is met, where the first preset condition includes that a quantity of broadcast scheduling events in a preset time window is greater than or equal to a first preset value, wherein the broadcast scheduling event is distributing a broadcast to a receiver, and wherein the receiver includes at least one of software, a component, or a program.

FAST WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK COMMUNICATION METHOD AND APPARATUS USING MULTIPLE TRANSFER RATE PARTITIONING AND COOPERATIVE TRANSMISSION

A wireless local area network (WLAN) communication method and apparatus using multiple transmission speed partitioning and cooperative transmission are disclosed. The WLAN communication method includes transmitting, by access point to the nodes, transmission time slots, partitions and internal transmission priorities using transmission time slot information, partition information and internal transmission priority information, receiving uplink packet from one node, determining whether downlink data to be transmitted to the high speed or the low speed node is present, or not in the download queue, transmitting, if present, the downlink packet to the nodes, removing downlink data from the download queue for ACK, and transmitting, if not present, transmitting ACK to the nodes.

Simultaneous Control Of A Group In A Mesh Network

A system and method for transmitting packets to a plurality of network devices that cannot be accessed via a single hop. The system includes a source, which issues a multicast message to those network devices in close proximity, and also transmits an encapsulated multicast message to a distribution node. This encapsulated multicast message may be routed using traditional routing protocols. The distribution node then transmits the multicast message to those network devices within close proximity. The distribution node may also have the ability to transmit singlecast messages to those network devices, if necessary, to perform retries.

Fast wireless local area network communication method and apparatus using multiple transfer rate partitioning and cooperative transmission

A wireless local area network (WLAN) communication method and apparatus using multiple transmission speed partitioning and cooperative transmission are disclosed. The WLAN communication method includes transmitting, by access point to the nodes, transmission time slots, partitions and internal transmission priorities using transmission time slot information, partition information and internal transmission priority information, receiving uplink packet from one node, determining whether downlink data to be transmitted to the high speed or the low speed node is present, or not in the download queue, transmitting, if present, the downlink packet to the nodes, removing downlink data from the download queue for ACK, and transmitting, if not present, transmitting ACK to the nodes.

Efficient error control techniques for TCP-based multicast networks

Efficient error control techniques for TCP-based multicast networks are described. In one embodiment, for example, an apparatus may comprise at least one memory and logic for routing data at a node of a TCP multicast tree, at least a portion of the logic comprised in hardware coupled to the at least one memory, the logic to identify a data segment that has been retransmitted to the node from an adjacent upstream node, determine whether each of a plurality of adjacent downstream nodes have acknowledged at least one previous transmission of the data segment, and in response to a determination that one or more of the adjacent downstream nodes have not acknowledged at least one previous transmission of the data segment, forward the data segment to each of the one or more adjacent downstream nodes. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Block acknowledgment for a multicast transmission with multiple concurrent streams

The subject technology provides for block acknowledgment requests and block acknowledgment frames that can be used in conjunction with multicast transmissions that include multiple concurrent streams. Thus, the subject technology reduces the overhead associated with multicast transmissions that include multiple concurrent streams by aggregating the acknowledgments across multiple streams into a block acknowledgment, thereby increasing the effective throughput of such transmissions and overall network efficiency.

SHORT LATENCY FAST RETRANSMISSION TRIGGERING

The invention relates to an improved transmission protocol for uplink data packet transmission in a communication system. A receiver of a user equipment receives a Fast Retransmission Indicator, referred to as FRI. The FRI indicates whether or not a base station requests a retransmission of a previously transmitted data packet. A transmitter of the user equipment retransmits the data packet using the same redundancy version as already used for the previous transmission of the data packet.

COMMUNICATION DEVICE AND COMMUNICATION METHOD
20190288864 · 2019-09-19 · ·

[Object] To provide a communication device and a communication method which are capable of achieving both an improvement in reliability of communication in which a frame is transmitted to a plurality of destinations and effective use of wireless communication resources.

[Solution] The communication device includes: a communication unit configured to perform communication of a frame. The communication unit transmits a transmission acknowledgment request frame for a transmission acknowledgment response frame including frequency allocation information specifying a transmission frequency of the transmission acknowledgment response frame, and receives the transmission acknowledgment response frame which has undergone frequency division multiplexing, on the basis of the frequency allocation information.

Adaptive network communication protocols

A computer-implemented method includes sending one or more network packets. Each of the one or more network packets includes a network packet header. The computer implemented method further includes receiving a negative acknowledgement list comprising the network packets not received. The computer-implemented method further includes, responsive to the receiving of a negative acknowledgment list: For each network packet of the negative acknowledgment list, transforming the network packet header into a modified packet header to yield a modified packet. The computer-implemented method further includes combining each modified packet into a modified packet list. The computer-implemented method further includes generating one or more repair packets. Each of the one or more repair packets further include a repair packet header and a portion of the modified packet list. The computer-implemented method further includes sending the one or more repair packets. A corresponding computer system and computer program product are also disclosed.

ADAPTIVE RESTFUL REAL-TIME LIVE MEDIA STREAMING

Conventional protocols for live media streaming are not lightweight and hence not suitable for constrained video transmitting devices. The protocols are poor in terms of delay performance under lossy conditions and need to maintain a lot of states at the constrained transmitting end leading to load on the memory and draining energy of the devices. The conventionally used protocols do not perform well for intermittent connectivity. Usually the existing streaming solutions act either in completely reliable manner, using reliable transport protocol like TCP, or in completely unreliable manner using best effort unreliable transport protocol like UDP. The present disclosure provides a single streaming solution which can change the protocol semantics and maintains a balance between reliability and delay-performance, thereby optimizing the overall system goodput. The protocol does this intelligently by inferring the criticality of the segment in flight and enable live video streaming for Internet of Things (IoT).