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Markov Chain Model for Performance Analysis of Transmitter Power Control in Wireless MAC Protocol: Towards Delay Minimization in Power-network Control Muhammad Tahir, Student Member, IEEE Sudip K. Mazumder, Senior Member, IEEE Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Illinois at Chicago, mtahir1@ mazumder@ Abstract In this paper we consider collision- resolution capability that is possible due to capture effect [3] (the Delay, one of the most important parameters in the receiver is captured when, in case of collision due to wireless control networks, is largely dependent on the multiple transmissions, a packet can be received packet length when using contention based medium successfully if its power is larger than the power of access control (MAC) protocol in single hop networks. In interfering packets by a certain threshold) owing to this paper, we have developed a three-state discrete time transmitter power control. Distinguishing properties and Markov-chain based model for the performance the performance requirements of wireless networks for evaluation of MAC