Abstract
We propose a multicode multicarrier random access protocol for wireless LANs that builds upon earlier work in blind network-diversity multiple access (B-NDMA) for packet radio. B-NDMA guarantees blind separation of users' packets with virtually no throughput penalty. The proposed scheme allows users to transmit multiple packets per channel slot, each modulated by a random digital retransmission carrier. This incurs no throughput penalty and attains significantly lower delay, while maintaining the blind collision resolution capability of B-NDMA.
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