S-MIM: a novel radio interface for efficient messaging services over satellite

Scalise, Sandro; Niebla, Cristina Parraga; Gaudenzi, R. De; Herrero, Oscar del Río; Arcidiacono, A.; Finocchiaro, Daniele; Schluter, Gerald; Krause, Jens

doi:10.1109/mcom.2013.6476875

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“…The F‐SIM air interface represents an evolution of the S‐MIM protocol . The key drivers for the air interface evolution have been the support of fixed (non‐mobile) terminals operating at higher frequency bands, with higher data rates and more flexible support of different packet sizes and varying channel conditions.…”

Section: F‐sim Protocol Architecture and Its Evolution From S‐mimmentioning

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“…Another important element was the design of low‐cost terminals and protocols adapted for low bit rate applications. This work was started in the framework of the deployment of mobile satellite services in S‐band over Europe, with the specification and standardization of the ETSI S‐band mobile interactive multimedia (S‐MIM) protocol , and the development of corresponding prototype terminals. However, this protocol had to be extended to match the specific requirements of applications operating at higher frequency bands (mainly Ku and Ka but also C‐band).…”

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From S‐band mobile interactive multimedia to fixed satellite interactive multimedia: making satellite interactivity affordable at Ku‐band and Ka‐band

Arcidiacono

Finocchiaro

Collard

et al. 2015

Satell Commun Network

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This paper describes the evolution of the ETSI S-band mobile interactive multimedia protocol to support fixed satellite interactive multimedia (F-SIM) services exploiting existing Ku-band and Ka-band satellites. The key F-SIM protocol differences for both physical and upper layers are described and justified. The F-SIM protocol has been adopted by the recently deployed Eutelsat Broadcast Interactive System whose architecture, key system parameters, link budget examples and key composing elements are also described. Finally, a summary of laboratory and field trials results over the Eutelsat KA-SAT multibeam satellite are illustrated.

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Section: Introduction and Problem Outlinementioning

confidence: 99%

From S‐band mobile interactive multimedia to fixed satellite interactive multimedia: making satellite interactivity affordable at Ku‐band and Ka‐band

Arcidiacono

Finocchiaro

Collard

et al. 2015

Satell Commun Network

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“…Simulation of the MBI E-SSA demodulator performance compared to theoretical and simulation results from [14]: Poisson traffic, E-SSA: SF = 256, 3GPP FEC r = 1/3, BPSK modulation, FEC block size = 100 bits, window size 3 frames, window step 1 frame (©2013 IEEE Reprinted, with permission, from [66]). The packet detection is based on the search for a known preamble.…”

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High-performance random access schemes

Herrero

Gaudenzi

Gallinaro

2015

Cooperative and Cognitive Satellite Systems

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“…For this reason, the satellite connectivity is considered to be a very attractive solution in such areas in order to complement and extend the coverage of the terrestrial network. Several contributions have studied such systems, showing the fundamental features and the role of the satellites in the 5G IoT communications [11] [10] [21]. Moreover, in our previous works we studied an NB-IoT over a LEO satellite system, providing a solution to reduce the high differential Doppler shift [15] [16].…”

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Link Budget Analysis for Satellite-Based Narrowband IoT Systems

Kodheli

Maturo

Andrenacci

et al. 2019

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) have been rapidly gaining ground in recent years, triggered by their capability to satisfy important market segments. Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) is one of the most appealing LPWAN technologies, foreseen to play an important role in the fifth generation mobile communication (5G) network. In order to guarantee a worldwide coverage to the low-cost devices distributed all over the globe, satellite connectivity is a key asset due to their large footprint on Earth, especially in remote areas where the investment towards a terrestrial infrastructure is not justified. However, such terrestrial networks aiming at deploying satellite systems either as an integrated part of it or a stand-alone solution, would require a careful and detailed analysis covering several aspects and all the layers of communication. In this paper, we demonstrate the link budgets of a satellite-based NB-IoT system under different parameters, providing some simulation results as a benchmark for further study. In addition, we analyze and discuss the impact that different power budgets would have in important features of the NB-IoT network, such as delay, capacity and device battery life.

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S-MIM: a novel radio interface for efficient messaging services over satellite

Cited by 34 publications

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From S‐band mobile interactive multimedia to fixed satellite interactive multimedia: making satellite interactivity affordable at Ku‐band and Ka‐band

From S‐band mobile interactive multimedia to fixed satellite interactive multimedia: making satellite interactivity affordable at Ku‐band and Ka‐band

High-performance random access schemes

Link Budget Analysis for Satellite-Based Narrowband IoT Systems

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