Carrier sense multiple access. A wireless LAN media access method specified by the IEEE 802.11 specification.
A "listen-before-talk" LAN technique used to mediate the access to a transmission resource. All stations are allowed access but must ensure the resource is not in use before transmitting.
Carrier Sense Multiple Access - A listen before talk scheme used to mediate the access to a transmission resource. All stations are allowed to access the resource but are required to make sure the resource is free before transmitting.
Carrier sense multiple access. Medium access technique involving first sensing medium to see if other signals are already present, then transmitting if no signal is present. Several algorithms handle cases where signal is already present.
Carrier Sense Multiple Access. A contention media-access strategy.
Carrier Sense Multiple Access. A network control scheme in which a node verifies the absence of other traffic before transmitting.
Carrier Multiple Sense Access. (Multiple Access by Detection of Carrier.)
using carrier sense to access the medium. One of the main MAC methods.
Carrier sense multiple access. A local area network access technique in which multiple stations connected to the same media channel can sense transmission activity on the medium and defer initiating transmission while the channel is active.
A LAN access technique in which multiple stations connected to the same channel are able to sense transmission activity on that channel and to defer the initiation of transmission while the channel is active. Similar to contention access.