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packet transmission

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packet transmission [′pak·ət tranz‚mish·ən]
(communications)
Transmission of standardized packets of data over transmission lines rapidly by networks of high-speed switching computers that have the message packets stored in fast-access core memory. Also known as packet switching.


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By varying the direction of each packet transmission, adjacent mesh APs often can transmit simultaneously on the same channel, increasing network capacity.
T] based on the outcome of the transmission as: a) Success: If the packet transmission in slot i is successful (acknowledgement received) the probability value is increased by the absolute value of a random Gaussian integer a (mean 0, deviation 0.
Super 3G, which features low-latency data transmission and high spectrum efficiency, is an evolution beyond the High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) protocols of W-CDMA, an original technology for 3G packet transmissions.
 
 
 
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