Quasi-deterministic millimeter-wave channel models in MiWEBA

Weiler, Richard J.; Peter, Michael; Keusgen, Wilhelm; Maltsev, Alexander; Karls, Ingolf; Pudeyev, Andrey; Bolotin, Ilya; Siaud, Isabelle; Ulmer-Moll, Anne-Marie

doi:10.1186/s13638-016-0568-6

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“…Normalized propagation parameters are evaluated upon the multi-rate filter propagation channel model [26] which resamples and filters the measured propagation channel, adapted to the PHY waveform of the system and simulated use cases. This model is applied at 60 GHz related to the ECMA-368 standard [20] transposed at 60 GHz and at 5 GHz in relation with the IEEE802.11ac/11n system [24].…”

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“…Multi-rate filter model [26] Multi-rate filter model [26] IEEE802.11ac/n [24] and multi-band UWB orthogonal frequency division multiplex (OFDM) interfaces [2,20] operating, respectively, at 5 and 60 GHz. The first envisioned test case shows benefits of the GLB metric use instead of the SE 3GPP metric using directly RSSI levels to select TMs leading to the largest throughput TM (Section 2).…”

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Green-oriented multi-techno link adaptation metrics for 5G heterogeneous networks

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Ulmer-Moll

2016

J Wireless Com Network

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Fifth generation (5G) technical requirements turned toward end-to-end capacity increase with limited latency and constant network power consumption involve dedicated research topics. Multiple radio access techniques are one of the most promising paradigm safeguarding throughput increase and seamless connectivity in heterogeneous networks. Link adaptation metrics are then required to achieve radio link selection and multiple interface management. Following mobile network capacity increase trends, link adaptation metrics focused on spectrum efficiency maximization are implicitly sought, involving high network power consumption. This paper presents a novel link adaptation metric turned toward a power efficient radio link selection which warrants QoS and performs a fair comparison between independent air interfaces in a multiple radio access technique context. A procedure is proposed to practically evaluate the metric upon each air interface, thanks to the introducion of new normalized propagation selectivity parameters with respect to system parameters allowing a unified characterization of the propagation link reliability, tuning up the metric decision. Performance and transmit power gains resulting from the metric application are appraised upon wireless hot spot extensions covering 5GHz and 60GHz Wi-Fi technologies and mm-wave ultra-wide-band transmissions.

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Green-oriented multi-techno link adaptation metrics for 5G heterogeneous networks

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Ulmer-Moll

2016

J Wireless Com Network

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“…The duration of this project from June 2015 to May 2016. The aim of this project is to increase the capacity of the network more than a thousand times from the current capacity, with the nominal cost [57]. The another goal of this project is to use the unused millimeter wave bands.…”

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Mobile Communication - Past, Present and Future: a Review

Pandi

Nargund²

2018

The Scientific Bulletin of Electrical Engineering Faculty

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Communication is one of the most important things in human life, day by day the technology is changing, data rate becomes faster and equipment’s are also becoming compact, as the results of change in technology. The human beings have also adapted to the technology as well. In this article the revolution of wireless technologies like 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G (Future generation network) are explained. This article mainly focused on background of wireless communication system, models and technologies adapted for 4G and 5G. The key technologies, spectrum allocation and current projects are discussed and described; this work gives a detailed research to address the projects and developments for future generation wireless technology.

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“…As presented in the measurement results of the Millimetre-Wave Evolution for Backhaul and Access (MiWEBA) project [28, 29], multi-path and small-scaling fading impacts are not seriously considered in 60 GHz millimeter-wave outdoor backhaul and access networking scenarios. According to the fact that our visual big-data uplink access systems will be generally deployed in outdoor applications, we did not take account the impact in this contribution.…”

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Achievable Rate Estimation of IEEE 802.11ad Visual Big-Data Uplink Access in Cloud-Enabled Surveillance Applications

Kim

2016

PLoS ONE

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This paper addresses the computation procedures for estimating the impact of interference in 60 GHz IEEE 802.11ad uplink access in order to construct visual big-data database from randomly deployed surveillance camera sensing devices. The acquired large-scale massive visual information from surveillance camera devices will be used for organizing big-data database, i.e., this estimation is essential for constructing centralized cloud-enabled surveillance database. This performance estimation study captures interference impacts on the target cloud access points from multiple interference components generated by the 60 GHz wireless transmissions from nearby surveillance camera devices to their associated cloud access points. With this uplink interference scenario, the interference impacts on the main wireless transmission from a target surveillance camera device to its associated target cloud access point with a number of settings are measured and estimated under the consideration of 60 GHz radiation characteristics and antenna radiation pattern models.

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Quasi-deterministic millimeter-wave channel models in MiWEBA

Cited by 65 publications

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Green-oriented multi-techno link adaptation metrics for 5G heterogeneous networks

Green-oriented multi-techno link adaptation metrics for 5G heterogeneous networks

Mobile Communication - Past, Present and Future: a Review

Achievable Rate Estimation of IEEE 802.11ad Visual Big-Data Uplink Access in Cloud-Enabled Surveillance Applications

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