Question: Consider nodes A , B and C on a shared 1 0 Mbps wireless channel operating CSMA / CA , as shown in the figure

Consider nodes A, B and C on a shared 10Mbps wireless channel operating CSMA/CA, as
shown in the figure below. Suppose node A has one 128-byte frame to send to node B, and
node C hasone250-byte frame to send to node B. The propagation delay between A and B is
5 bit time; the propagation delay between C and B is 10 bit time. Suppose DIFS time is 50
microseconds and SIFS time is 10 microseconds. The system starts at time 0. Both node A
and node C begin transmitting its respective frame to B after one DIFS time, and then
collision occurs at B. The CSMA/CA protocol at A and C follows the conventions that: (i) after
the (collided) frame transmission, A (or C) will wait for an amount of time equaling
propagation delay+SIFS time+ACK transmission time+ propagation delay for ACK; (ii) if no
ACK is received by then, A (or C) will attempt to retransmit after sensing the channel idle for
DIFS time and then waiting for 512(2k-1) bit time, where K=1; A (or C) will repeat steps (i)(ii)
with K being the number of its retransmissions, until ACK for its frame transmission is
successfully received. At B, when it has successfully received a frame, it will send a 100-bit
ACK after SIFS time. One frames transmission is successful if B has received the frame and
sent its ACK out without collision (i.e., without receiving signal of the other frame
transmission).
(1) What is the start time (in microseconds) of the successful retransmission from A, after
which A successfully transmits its entire frame and receives ACK without collision? What is
the start time (in microseconds) of the successful retransmission from C, after which C
successfully transmits its entire frame and receives ACK without collision?
(2) Let T be the time when both A and Chavecompleted the successful transmission of their
respective frame and received their respective acknowledgement. Calculate the efficiency of
the CSMA/CA channel during the time interval [0, T]
 Consider nodes A, B and C on a shared 10Mbps wireless

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