Search for dissertations about: "networking protocol"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 43 swedish dissertations containing the words networking protocol.
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1. Challenged Networking : An Experimental Study of new Protocols and Architectures
Abstract : With the growth of Internet, the underlying protocols are increasingly challenged by new technologies and applications. The original Internet protocols were, however, not designed for wireless communication, mobility, long disconnection times, and varying bandwidths. READ MORE
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2. Opportunistic Networking : Congestion, Transfer Ordering and Resilience
Abstract : Opportunistic networks are constructed by devices carried by people and vehicles. The devices use short range radio to communicate. Since the network is mobile and often sparse in terms of node contacts, nodes store messages in their buffers, carrying them, and forwarding them upon node encounters. READ MORE
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3. Real-Time Services in Packet-Switched Networks for Embedded Applications
Abstract : Embedded applications have become more and more complex, increasing the demands on the communication network. For reasons such as safety and usability, there are real-time constraints that must be met. Also, to offer high performance, network protocols should offer efficient user services aimed at specific types of communication. READ MORE
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4. Programming Memory-Constrained Networked Embedded Systems
Abstract : Ten years after the Internet revolution are we standing on the brink of another revolution: networked embedded systems that connect the physical world with the computers, enabling new applications ranging from environmental monitoring and wildlife tracking to improvements in health care and medicine. 98% of all microprocessors sold today are used in embedded systems. READ MORE
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5. On Dynamic Spectrum Access in Cognitive Radio Networking
Abstract : The exploding increase of wireless communications combined with the existing inefficient usage of the licensed spectrum gives a strong impetus to the development and standardization of cognitive radio networking and communications. In this dissertation, a framework for Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) is first presented, which is the enabling technology for increasing the spectral efficiency of wireless communications. READ MORE