Utilization of Parallel Transmission in the Network Using MAC Protocol With Back Off Algorithm in WSN

Parallel transmission is a general concept in networking that involves the simultaneous sending of multiple data streams to increase the amount of data that can be transferred in a given time period. In this technique, the data is divided into several small parts and each part is sent along multiple paths in parallel to reduce latency and improve the total data throughput of the network. The Media Access Control (MAC) protocol is used to mediate communication between nodes in an Ethernet network. It allocates bandwidth between the nodes and guarantees that multiple nodes can communicate simultaneously without any collision. The MAC protocol also plays a critical role in the utilization of parallel transmission in a network as it is used to achieve efficient and reliable delivery of bits along multiple paths. By using parallel transmission, MAC protocol ensures reliable, low latency, and high throughput communication. Furthermore, it helps to reduce the chances of data loss by increasing the number of available paths for transmission. In order to improve network performance, modern networks are now using parallel transmission in combination with other technologies such as Quality of Service (QoS) and Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR). These technologies are designed to provide more efficient use of communication channels and increase the data rate of networks in general. Additionally, parallel transmission is being used in various wireless communication networks to improve the efficiency of data transmission. All in all, parallel transmission is becoming increasingly popular in networking due to its ability to significantly improve transmission speed and reduce latency. The MAC protocol is an important part of this technology as it facilitates reliable transmission of packets along multiple paths through careful allocation of bandwidth. As a result, the utilization of parallel transmission and MAC protocol in networking has become a popular way to significantly improve the data rate and quality of service of a network.