This thesis presents a scheme for scheduling of wireless adhoc networks by using directional antennas using the concept of frequency reuse. The idea of wireless adhoc network communication is taken one step further by adding directional antennas for both wider coverage and can also be used for maximizing the throughput by using the concept of frequency reuse.

This system can be applied to any adhoc network and can be scaled for dense networks. Most wireless adhoc networks use the same channel and try to send information by using an old protocol of CSMA/CA. Throughput remains a major hindrance in the case of adhoc networks which have to compete for the same channel.