A Queueing Model for Radio Nets--Part II: Results

In Part I of this paper an analytical methodology for quantitatively evaluating radio-communication nets was introduced and the details of the model and mathematics were explained. In this part of the paper the application of the methodology is quantitatively discussed. Results for particular net situations are presented. They are performance of single nets with multiple frequencies, nets with mutual signaling interference resulting from asynchronous signaling and a comparison of dedicated nets with a multiple access-discrete address system. The frequency spectrum savings for the latter use is also considered.