assignment methods for spatial reuse tdma
Spatial reuse TDMA is an access scheme for multi-hop radio networks. The idea is to increase capacity by letting several radio terminals use the same time slot when possible. A time slot can be shared when the radio units are geographically separated such that small interference is obtained. STDMA schedules can assign transmission rights to nodes or alternatively assign transmission rights to links, i.e. transmitter/receiver pairs. Here we compare these two methods and determine which one is preferable. We show that only the connectivity of the network and the input traffic load of the network is needed in order to determine whether node or link assignment is preferable.
assignment method spatial reuse tdma access scheme radio network network capacities terminals use timing sharing interference scheduling links links connection input traffic order linking