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Do the ACK frame and the retransmission frame need obey the CSMA-CA algorithm before they are sent ?

Do the ACK frame and the retransmission frame need obey the CSMA-CA algorithm before they are sent ?

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yancy chen
Posted by yancy chen
on Aug 11 2012 20:39 PM
Prodigy195 points

hello, I have a question about the ACK and the the retransmission frame.

When the coordinator receives  the data frame, it will wait for aTurnaroundTime(=12symbol),and then send ACK frame back to the transmitter .

And my question is whether the ACK frame need obey the CSMA-CA algorithm or  the ACK frame  will be sent immediately ignoring the channel is busy.

And I have another question ,when a sensor node doesnot receive an ACK after macAckWaitDuration symbols, it will retry transimte the former data frame.

And my question is whether the former data frame will obey the CSMA-CA  algorithm or  the former data frame will be sent immediately ignoring the channel is busy.

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  • yancy chen
    Posted by yancy chen
    on Aug 11 2012 20:51 PM
    Prodigy195 points

    For non beacon zigbee network , before the coordinator sent the ACK frame,another end device find the channel is free during the aTurnaroundTime,

    it will send the data frame immediately.So the ACK frame may be collision with the data frame ,isn't it ? Or, the coordinator will sense  the channel is busy ,

    and give up sent the ACK .

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  • yancy chen
    Posted by yancy chen
    on Aug 11 2012 22:05 PM
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    In the document of  IEEE Std 802.15.4 ™-2003,page 23 says, 

    "Acknowledgment frames shall be sent without using a CSMA-CA mechanism."

    Does the retransmission frame need obey the CSMA-CA algorithm before they are sent ?

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