The capacity of a carrier sense multiple-access wireless LAN with voice and
data services using TCP/IP protocol is analyzed to obtain a lon er bound f
or the capacity of the wireless networks with voice and data services. The
voice traffic is given higher priority over the data traffic to accommodate
the delay requirement for an acceptable quality of service. This is implem
ented by assigning the TCP protocol for the data and the UDP protocol for t
he voice. The relationship between the data throughput and the number of th
e voice users supported in this environment is analyzed by using a nonpreem
ptive queuing model. While the analysis in this paper can he applied to any
voice encoding system, the improved multiband excitation voice encoding te
chnique is adopted to provide a lon transmission rate with an acceptable qu
ality.