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Hello I have read some papers where people have suggested that future wireless networks have have cross-layer networks. So what is meant by this term? Does it just mean that MAC and Physical will co-operate or what?
 

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it is not just MAC and Physical, you can include Transport layer or even go further, it depends on how you (or others) can see things. In addition, I dont think it will be used in every kind of network, there can be situation where you can employ cross-layer implementation but not for every case

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Hi

it is not just MAC and Physical, you can include Transport layer or even go further, it depends on how you (or others) can see things. In addition, I dont think it will be used in every kind of network, there can be situation where you can employ cross-layer implementation but not for every case

see ya

sal
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So what are the conditions where it can be implemented and where can it not? What are the advantages of cross-layer desgin? So, if I'm working at the Physical layer, what can I do to build myself a cross-layer designed physical layer?

These questions are not assignments :| Just that I want to know more


Thanks Sal
 

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