Concurrent link capacity of MIMO ad-hoc networks with QoS constraint

Zhao, Pengkai; Daneshrad, Babak; Gerla, Mário; Pei, Guangyu; Kim, J.H.

doi:10.1109/milcom.2008.4753525

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“…Similarly, various works [8], [9] addressed MAC-layer performance of ad-hoc networks employing SpU-MIMO techniques and certain slotted ALOHA variants, with varying degrees of link-level interaction. A number of works [10]- [12], and related references therein, employing closed-loop MIMO schemes, focus on achieving multiple simultaneous successful transmissions in an ad-hoc network assuming that all the H D s and H i s (as per Fig. 1) are known to all the users/nodes for appropriate precoding and interference cancellation.…”

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Throughput performance of certain MIMO-based ad-hoc networks

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2011

2011 8th International Symposium on Wireless Communication Systems

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In this paper, we analyze and evaluate throughput performance of open-loop and closed-loop MIMO slotted ALOHA ad hoc networks with multiple receivers. We employ two slotted ALOHA variants with realistic modelling considerations; interaction(s) between the link and the MAClayer are explicitly accounted for via a probabilistic approach using the output SINR of the receiver's MIMO processing stage. We employ a general framework for MAC-layer performance evaluation and use the two slotted ALOHA variants to determine network throughput and to provide various trade-off analyses and numerical examples.

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