Propagation Delay. 1.6.7.1 Propagation Delay is defined as the round trip delay between the received signal and the transmitted signal.
Propagation Delay. The propagation delay (dp = T2 − T1) is determined by computing the difference between the timestamps of a message received (T2) and transmitted (T1). But dp expects some time interval, which can be stated as in dp(V2V) = L∗f h and dp(V2I) = L fRSU for L length messages (i.e., communication cost) at f transmitted data rate along with h hops through which a message is traveled [37]. Thus, the propagation delay of our protocol is the lowest, because the communication cost of the proposed protocol is the lowest.
Propagation Delay. The propagation delay of any pair at 100 Mhz shall not exceed 5.7 ns/m.
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