Abstract
Bluetooth enables wireless communication via ad-hoc networks.
The basic topology (piconet) is a collection of slaves controlled
by a master. A scatternet is a multihop network of piconets. Efficient
scatternet data flow requires design of inter-piconet scheduling
algorithms. This paper presents and evaluates a load adaptive
scheduling algorithm based on the Bluetooth hold mode. An
OPNET model of a Bluetooth scatternet has been developed in
order to evaluate the performance of the algorithm. We present
the model and analytic results, used to verify the performance of
the model. Then, we evaluate the performance of various intrapiconet
scheduling algorithms. Finally, we present simulation
results regarding inter-piconet scheduling and show that the proposed
algorithm outperforms scheduling algorithms using the
sniff mode.
Original language | American English |
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Title of host publication | Proc. OPNETWORK 2002 |
State | Published - 2002 |