We derived the design requirements that wireless systems and congestion control algorithms must satisfy to transmit best-effort Internet protocol (IP) packets over wireless systems. We proved that, if these requirements are satisfied, congestion control algorithms are robust against unfairness in the systems and can provide near-maximum throughputs in various environments. From the viewpoint of the design requirements, we investigated the effect of automatic repeat request (ARQ) on the throughputs of best-effort IP connections, and showed why ARQ can improve the throughputs while too large a number of retransmissions degrade them. We also investigated the effect of variance in packet transmission rates and clarified what kind of congestion control algorithm degrades the throughputs.
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Hideki SATOH, "Design Requirements for Mobile Communications Systems Suitable for Transmitting Best-Effort IP Packets" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E85-A, no. 7, pp. 1482-1490, July 2002, doi: .
Abstract: We derived the design requirements that wireless systems and congestion control algorithms must satisfy to transmit best-effort Internet protocol (IP) packets over wireless systems. We proved that, if these requirements are satisfied, congestion control algorithms are robust against unfairness in the systems and can provide near-maximum throughputs in various environments. From the viewpoint of the design requirements, we investigated the effect of automatic repeat request (ARQ) on the throughputs of best-effort IP connections, and showed why ARQ can improve the throughputs while too large a number of retransmissions degrade them. We also investigated the effect of variance in packet transmission rates and clarified what kind of congestion control algorithm degrades the throughputs.
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