Abstract
This paper presents an approximate analysis of a pure unslotted ALOHA random access with fixed-length packets and computes percentiles of delay for various throughputs. It introduces the concept of the burst ratio (mean packet interarrival time/maximum delay) of a source which allows a precise comparison with time division multiplexing (TDM) and indicates when ALOHA is the preferred access technique. The paper presents two curves that should be sufficient for design along with a simple computational procedure. Results are verified and augmented using simulation.
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