Author : Neha Jain 1
Date of Publication :27th December 2017
Abstract: Data traffic on the communication channel is increasing day by day. To increase the utilization of the bandwidth of the communication channel we implement sliding window protocol with the concept of piggybacking on hardware. Much work has been done in this field but in this paper, we implement the concept of the sliding window with piggybacking. To implement the algorithm on hardware we use a hardware description language like VHDL. We implemented it on Xilinx ISE. Total memory usage of this implementation is 267108 kilobytes.
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