Abstract

In recent advancement in communication, it was made possible that many heterogeneous wireless networks can be made to operate in one wireless network by establishing standard for each wireless traffic. Slots allocation in such network is one of the challenges since each traffic has its own quality of service requirements. In this paper we present slot allocation algorithm for real time and none real time traffic of mobile WiMAX. Since the wireless link of the network is a function of time, the allocation of the slot is based on the condition of the wireless link. Hence we estimate the wireless link based on the total path loss and the SNR value of the packet to be scheduled. The simulation shows that the proposed algorithm has achieved higher throughput.

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