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    1. The document discusses throughput calculations for an ALOHA channel network with multiple stations transmitting data packets. It provides the formula to calculate throughput as a function of the number of stations (N), packet length, and channel capacity. 2. As an example, it calculates that for a network with 100 stations transmitting 100 byte packets over a 1 Mbps channel, the throughput would be 0.1836 Gbps. 3. It also calculates that for a single overloaded station transmitting to 10,000 other stations, the average delay per packet would be 12.5 ms, and the total channel load would be approximately 6.25 Gbps.

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    1. The document discusses throughput calculations for an ALOHA channel network with multiple stations transmitting data packets. It provides the formula to calculate throughput as a function of the number of stations (N), packet length, and channel capacity. 2. As an example, it calculates that for a network with 100 stations transmitting 100 byte packets over a 1 Mbps channel, the throughput would be 0.1836 Gbps. 3. It also calculates that for a single overloaded station transmitting to 10,000 other stations, the average delay per packet would be 12.5 ms, and the total channel load would be approximately 6.25 Gbps.

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    Unit3 Class Problems

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    1. The document discusses throughput calculations for an ALOHA channel network with multiple stations transmitting data packets. It provides the formula to calculate throughput as a function of the number of stations (N), packet length, and channel capacity. 2. As an example, it calculates that for a network with 100 stations transmitting 100 byte packets over a 1 Mbps channel, the throughput would be 0.1836 Gbps. 3. It also calculates that for a single overloaded station transmitting to 10,000 other stations, the average delay per packet would be 12.5 ms, and the total channel load would be approximately 6.25 Gbps.

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