文摘
This paper studies congestion control in local wireless networks supporting transmission control protocol (TCP) under random early detection (RED). In general, congestion delays may cause instability of the routers running active queue management (AQM) protocols such as RED. Moreover, its management efficiency could be reduced by serious queue oscillation. To improve these two drawbacks, we propose a robust congestion controller focusing on the queue oscillation suppression and time-delay compensation based on an idea of nonlinear extended network disturbance (NEND). The time-delay compensation is further performed via the NEND rejection. Furthermore, the proposed strategy has been validated on NS2 showing their applicability.