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Regulating Aggregation Level For Low Latency in 802.11ac

In this paper we consider transport layer approaches for achieving high rate, low delay communication over edge paths where the bottleneck is a modern 802.11ac WLAN which can aggregate multiple packets into each WLAN frame. We show that regulating send rate so as to maintain a target aggregation level can be used to avoid queue buildup at the WLAN AP. We present a prototype transport layer implementation of our low delay rate allocation approach and use this to evaluate performance under real radio conditions.