Abstract
This letter models and analyzes an adaptive radio link level error control protocol using Reed–Solomon codes for wireless networks. Results show that the proposed dynamic rate adaptive strategy provides a much improved throughput relative to a conventional type-I and type-II hybrid-automatic repeat request (ARQ) protocols.
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