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| This system has also some drawbacks. E.g. if the receiver detects a signal on a channel, but this signal was not generated by sender (e.g. from an microwave owen). In that case, the receiver is blocked. He will wait receiving a packet, that will never come. But for our purposes this system is best fit for a small project. To implement such system, we will divide it in multiple parts: | This system has also some drawbacks. E.g. if the receiver detects a signal on a channel, but this signal was not generated by sender (e.g. from an microwave owen). In that case, the receiver is blocked. He will wait receiving a packet, that will never come. But for our purposes this system is best fit for a small project. To implement such system, we will divide it in multiple parts: | ||
| - | * Exercise: | + | * [[network_protocol_programming_lab: |
| - | * Sensing a channel | + | * [[network_protocol_programming_lab: |
| - | * Receiving a packet | + | * [[network_protocol_programming_lab: |
| - | * Optimizing | + | * [[network_protocol_programming_lab: |
| + | * [[network_protocol_programming_lab: | ||
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| Each part consists of some exercises. For some exercises you can use previous already done exercises. | Each part consists of some exercises. For some exercises you can use previous already done exercises. | ||
