My first comprehensive wlan presentation in the draft-11n days in 2008.
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Design and Analysis of New Modified Feedthrough Logic (MFTL) Circuits Using C...IJERA Editor
It is a challenging task for a VLSI design engineer to develop low power VLSI circuits, without sacrificing its performance. Feedthrough Logic (FTL) is a new technology which could be considered better than the existing technologies for improving circuit efficiency. Modified Feedthrough Logic (MFTL), offers a better power factor than the FTL logic structures, and also shows an improvement in the speed factor. But the scenario again changes when the design extends to nano scales of device dimension, where many factors which were neglected otherwise need to be given more importance. To avoid or minimize problems like hot carrier effects, electro migration, drain induced barrier lowering and other issues that becomes prominent in nano scale MOSFET‟s, Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor (CNTFET) is considered to be a promising candidate in future integrated circuits. Hence this work extends the advantages of MFTL logic into nano level by incorporating CNTFETs in place of MOSFETs. The modifications have been implemented using CNTFETs of 16nm technology from HSPICE library on a 10 chain inverter stage, an 8 bit RCA and a Vedic multiplier and performance factors like PDP and ADP are compared to that of the conventional MOSFET circuits.
The document discusses the effect of multi-tone jamming on a frequency hopped orthogonal frequency division multiple access (FH-OFDMA) system using orthogonal hopping patterns. It presents the baseband structure of an FH-OFDMA system and describes how data is transmitted over multiple subcarriers assigned according to an orthogonal hopping sequence. The paper analyzes the bit error rate performance of the FH-OFDMA system under multi-tone jamming in additive white Gaussian noise and Rayleigh fading channels.
Enabling relay selection in non-orthogonal multiple access networks: direct a...TELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
In this paper, we consider downlink non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) in which the relay selection (RS) scheme is enabled for cooperative networks. In particular, we investigate impact of the number of relays on system performance in term of outage probability. The main factors affecting on cooperative NOMA performance are fixed power allocations coefficients and the number of relay. This paper also indicate performance gap of the outage probabilities among two users the context of NOMA. To exhibit the exactness of derived formula, we match related results between simulation and analytical methods. Numerical results confirms that cooperative NOMA networks benefit from increasing the number of relay.
Iaetsd low power flip flops for vlsi applicationsIaetsd Iaetsd
The document discusses low power flip flops for use in digitally controlled delay lines (DCDLs). It first describes issues with conventional NAND-based DCDLs, such as glitches that occur when the control code changes. It then proposes using a Low Power Forced Stack Clocked Pass Transistor flip-flop (LP-FSCPTFF) as the driving circuit in the DCDL. This flip-flop architecture consumes less power and has lower delay than dual edge triggered flip flops used conventionally. Simulation results show the proposed DCDL using LP-FSCPTFF reduces power consumption by up to 90% compared to other efficient flip-flop designs. The low power DCD
This chapter describes how to configure spanning tree on Catalyst enterprise LAN switches. It discusses understanding how spanning tree works, including electing the root switch, creating the spanning tree topology, and default and example configurations. Spanning tree provides path redundancy while preventing undesirable loops in the network.
Cooperative partial transmit sequence for papr reduction in space frequency b...IAEME Publication
This document discusses a proposed Cooperative Partial Transmit Sequence (Co-PTS) technique for reducing Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) in Space Frequency Block Code (SFBC) Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (MIMO-OFDM) signals. The proposed Co-PTS technique combines alternate optimization and spatial sub-block circular permutation. Alternate optimization reduces computational complexity while spatial sub-block circular permutation increases the number of candidate sequences, improving PAPR reduction performance. Simulation results show the proposed Co-PTS technique achieves a lower PAPR of 4.7dB compared to previous PAPR reduction techniques for MIMO-OFDM and SF
This document summarizes the simulation of a turbo coded orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system. Key points:
1) OFDM divides a wideband channel into narrowband channels to mitigate multipath fading effects. Turbo codes are added to OFDM to improve performance at high data rates.
2) Turbo codes use parallel concatenated convolutional codes for encoding and iterative decoding. Simulation shows turbo coded OFDM outperforms uncoded OFDM with lower bit error rates over both additive white Gaussian noise and Rayleigh fading channels.
3) The simulation model includes a turbo encoder, QAM modulation, IFFT/FFT, channel with noise, turbo decoder. Results show turbo coded OFDM provides much
IJERA (International journal of Engineering Research and Applications) is International online, ... peer reviewed journal. For more detail or submit your article, please visit www.ijera.com
Design and Analysis of New Modified Feedthrough Logic (MFTL) Circuits Using C...IJERA Editor
It is a challenging task for a VLSI design engineer to develop low power VLSI circuits, without sacrificing its performance. Feedthrough Logic (FTL) is a new technology which could be considered better than the existing technologies for improving circuit efficiency. Modified Feedthrough Logic (MFTL), offers a better power factor than the FTL logic structures, and also shows an improvement in the speed factor. But the scenario again changes when the design extends to nano scales of device dimension, where many factors which were neglected otherwise need to be given more importance. To avoid or minimize problems like hot carrier effects, electro migration, drain induced barrier lowering and other issues that becomes prominent in nano scale MOSFET‟s, Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor (CNTFET) is considered to be a promising candidate in future integrated circuits. Hence this work extends the advantages of MFTL logic into nano level by incorporating CNTFETs in place of MOSFETs. The modifications have been implemented using CNTFETs of 16nm technology from HSPICE library on a 10 chain inverter stage, an 8 bit RCA and a Vedic multiplier and performance factors like PDP and ADP are compared to that of the conventional MOSFET circuits.
The document discusses the effect of multi-tone jamming on a frequency hopped orthogonal frequency division multiple access (FH-OFDMA) system using orthogonal hopping patterns. It presents the baseband structure of an FH-OFDMA system and describes how data is transmitted over multiple subcarriers assigned according to an orthogonal hopping sequence. The paper analyzes the bit error rate performance of the FH-OFDMA system under multi-tone jamming in additive white Gaussian noise and Rayleigh fading channels.
Enabling relay selection in non-orthogonal multiple access networks: direct a...TELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
In this paper, we consider downlink non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) in which the relay selection (RS) scheme is enabled for cooperative networks. In particular, we investigate impact of the number of relays on system performance in term of outage probability. The main factors affecting on cooperative NOMA performance are fixed power allocations coefficients and the number of relay. This paper also indicate performance gap of the outage probabilities among two users the context of NOMA. To exhibit the exactness of derived formula, we match related results between simulation and analytical methods. Numerical results confirms that cooperative NOMA networks benefit from increasing the number of relay.
Iaetsd low power flip flops for vlsi applicationsIaetsd Iaetsd
The document discusses low power flip flops for use in digitally controlled delay lines (DCDLs). It first describes issues with conventional NAND-based DCDLs, such as glitches that occur when the control code changes. It then proposes using a Low Power Forced Stack Clocked Pass Transistor flip-flop (LP-FSCPTFF) as the driving circuit in the DCDL. This flip-flop architecture consumes less power and has lower delay than dual edge triggered flip flops used conventionally. Simulation results show the proposed DCDL using LP-FSCPTFF reduces power consumption by up to 90% compared to other efficient flip-flop designs. The low power DCD
This chapter describes how to configure spanning tree on Catalyst enterprise LAN switches. It discusses understanding how spanning tree works, including electing the root switch, creating the spanning tree topology, and default and example configurations. Spanning tree provides path redundancy while preventing undesirable loops in the network.
Cooperative partial transmit sequence for papr reduction in space frequency b...IAEME Publication
This document discusses a proposed Cooperative Partial Transmit Sequence (Co-PTS) technique for reducing Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) in Space Frequency Block Code (SFBC) Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (MIMO-OFDM) signals. The proposed Co-PTS technique combines alternate optimization and spatial sub-block circular permutation. Alternate optimization reduces computational complexity while spatial sub-block circular permutation increases the number of candidate sequences, improving PAPR reduction performance. Simulation results show the proposed Co-PTS technique achieves a lower PAPR of 4.7dB compared to previous PAPR reduction techniques for MIMO-OFDM and SF
This document summarizes the simulation of a turbo coded orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system. Key points:
1) OFDM divides a wideband channel into narrowband channels to mitigate multipath fading effects. Turbo codes are added to OFDM to improve performance at high data rates.
2) Turbo codes use parallel concatenated convolutional codes for encoding and iterative decoding. Simulation shows turbo coded OFDM outperforms uncoded OFDM with lower bit error rates over both additive white Gaussian noise and Rayleigh fading channels.
3) The simulation model includes a turbo encoder, QAM modulation, IFFT/FFT, channel with noise, turbo decoder. Results show turbo coded OFDM provides much
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Cancellation of Zigbee interference in OFDM based WLAN for multipath channelIDES Editor
Zigbee is one of the major sources of interference
in 2.4GHz band for WLANs. It is seen whenever any Zigbee
system is operating near to the WLAN system and
transmitting signal at same frequency, time as of WLAN’s, the
later ones performance detoriate severely. So in this paper an
algorithm is proposed to estimate Zigbee interference
component present in all OFDM based WLANs sub-carriers
and cancel out the Zigbee interference from the received
signal of WLANs receiver for multipath fading channels in
frequency domain. Simulation results shows for high SNR
values full cancellation of Zigbee interference or zero BER is
possible.
Exact Outage Performance Analysis of Amplify-and-forward-aware Cooperative NOMATELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
In this paper, new radio access scheme that combines Amplify-and-Forward (AF) relaying protocol and non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) system is introduced. In particular, different scenarios for fixed power allocation scheme is investigated. In addition, the outage probability of both weak and strong user is derived and provided in closed-form expressions. Such outage is investigated in high SNR scenario and comparison performance between these NOMA scenarios is introduced. Numerical simulations are offered to clarify the outage performance of the considered scheme if varying several parameters in the existing schemes to verify the derived formulas.
The document summarizes two new buffer circuit designs for footed domino logic that aim to reduce power consumption. The proposed circuits minimize redundant switching at the output node during the precharge phase, which saves power. Simulation results using a 180nm CMOS technology show that the proposed circuits reduce power consumption and power-delay product compared to a standard domino circuit across different logic functions, loading conditions, clock frequencies, temperatures and power supplies. Power savings of up to 36% were achieved at higher operating frequencies.
An OFDM System Based on Dual Tree Complex Wavelet Transform (DT-CWT)CSCJournals
This document presents a study comparing an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system based on dual-tree complex wavelet transform (DT-CWT) to conventional OFDM and wavelet packet modulation (WPM) based OFDM systems. The key findings are:
1) The proposed DT-CWT based OFDM system achieves significantly better bit error rate performance than conventional OFDM and WPM based OFDM systems.
2) The proposed system also achieves about 3 dB better peak-to-average power ratio performance compared to conventional OFDM and WPM based systems, indicating greater signal stability.
3) The performance of the proposed DT-CWT based OFDM system is not
Implementation of Pipelined Architecture for Physical Downlink Channels of 3G...ijngnjournal
This document proposes a pipelined architecture for the physical downlink channels of 3GPP LTE. It describes the transmitter architecture which includes modules for bit scrambling, modulation mapping, layer mapping, precoding and resource element mapping. The receiver architecture includes modules for demapping from resource elements, decoding, comparing and detection, de-layer mapping and descrambling. Buffers are included in both the transmitter and receiver architectures to improve processing speed and reduce delay. The architectures are simulated in Modelsim and implemented on a Virtex-5 FPGA. Results show improvements in processing speed and resource utilization compared to non-pipelined architectures.
Performance Analysis of M-ary Optical CDMA in Presence of Chromatic DispersionIDES Editor
The performance of M-ary optical code division
multiple access (OCDMA) is analytically investigated in
presence of chromatic dispersion. The study is carried out for
single mode dispersion shifted and non dispersion shifted
fibers. Walsh code is used as user address. The p-i-n
photodetector is used for optoelectronic conversion process.
In our proposed model 16 different symbols are modulated
with different intensity levels and detected by direct detection
technique. The numerical results show that, the reconstruction
of the transmitted symbol is strongly dependent on the received
symbols magnitude which is reduced by fiber length and
symbol rate. It is found that the proposed OCDMA system
shows better performance when dispersion shifted fiber is
used as a communication medium.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
Generation and Implementation of Barker and Nested Binary codesIOSR Journals
This document discusses the generation and implementation of Barker and nested binary codes for use in radar applications. It begins with background on Barker codes and nested binary codes, which are types of phase coded waveforms used for pulse compression. Barker codes have the optimal autocorrelation sidelobe properties but are limited in length. Nested binary codes are formed by taking the Kronecker product of two Barker codes, which allows the generation of longer codes while maintaining good autocorrelation. The document then presents the methodology for implementing Barker and nested binary codes using linear feedback shift registers (LFSRs). Finally, it discusses measures for comparing signal performance such as merit factor and proposes an efficient VLSI architecture using LFSRs to generate these codes for implementation
Multi user performance on mc cdma single relay cooperative system by distribu...IJCNCJournal
Increasing data rate and high performance is the target focus of wireless communication. The multi carrier on multi-hop communication system using relay's diversity technique which is supported by a reliable coding is a system that may give high performance. This research is developing a model of multi user and two scheme of multi carrier CDMA on multi hop communication system with diversity technique which is using Alamouti codes in Rayleigh fading channel. By Alamouti research, Space Time Block Code (STBC) for MIMO system can perform high quality signal at the receiver in the Rayleigh fading channel and the noisy system. In this research, MIMO by STBC is applied to single antenna system (Distributed-STBC/DSTBC) with multi carrier CDMA on multi hop wireless communication system (relay diversity) which is able to improve the received signal performance.
MC DS CDMA on multi hop wireless communication system with 2 hops is better performing than MC CDMA on multi user without Multi User Detector. To reach BER 10-3 multi hop system with MC CDMA needs more power 5 dB than MC DS CDMA at 5 users using Alamouti scheme for symbol transmission at the relay.
Integrated Active Filters using low gain modulesIDES Editor
New integrated filters in CMOS technology are
presented which use current mirror based amplifiers to create
low gain modules as structural active blocks. The simplest
current amplifiers are purposely chosen. Wave techniques are
used for obtaining high reliability and low sensitivity filters
of any type. The derived filters are modular, simple in structure
and easy to design. Examples in simulation level are given
High Speed Low Power CMOS Domino or Gate Design in 16nm Technologycsandit
Dynamic logic circuits provide more compact designs with faster switching speeds and low power consumption compared with the other CMOS design styles. This paper proposes a wide
fan-in circuit with increased switching speed and noise immunity. Speed is achieved by quickly removing the charge on the dynamic node during evaluation phase, compared to the other
circuits. The design also offers very less Power Delay Product (PDP). The design is exercised for 20% variation in supply voltage.
Iaetsd implementation of power efficient iterative logarithmic multiplier usi...Iaetsd Iaetsd
This document describes the design and implementation of a power efficient iterative logarithmic multiplier using Mitchell's algorithm and reversible logic. It involves converting multiplication to addition using logarithmic numbers. The proposed design implements a basic block consisting of leading one detectors, encoders, barrel shifters and a decoder to calculate an approximate product. Error correction circuits are then cascaded with the basic blocks to improve accuracy. The 4x4 reversible logarithmic multiplier is designed and simulated using Xilinx tools, demonstrating lower power consumption through the use of reversible logic.
The document describes a lab activity on configuring Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) across two pods of network devices. Each pod contains an access-layer switch and distribution-layer switch. The objective is to observe the default STP configuration, configure STP, and verify the STP configuration. Students are instructed to configure the distribution-layer switches as primary and secondary root bridges for VLANs 11 and 12 based on a provided table. They then verify the root bridge configuration by displaying the STP information.
Research Inventy : International Journal of Engineering and Science is publis...researchinventy
This document summarizes various methods that have been proposed for implementing 16-QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) in FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). It reviews architectures for carrier synchronization, equalization, and digital up/down conversion. The document then proposes a new system generator-based 16-QAM transmitter model that considers issues like symbol mapping, interpolation filtering, and up-conversion to an intermediate frequency. Simulation results demonstrating the transmitter constellation and resource usage on an FPGA are also presented.
IJERD (www.ijerd.com) International Journal of Engineering Research and Devel...IJERD Editor
This document describes the implementation of a turbo encoder and turbo decoder on a TMS320C6713 digital signal processor. Turbo codes are used for error correction in wireless communication systems. A turbo encoder consists of two recursive systematic convolutional encoders connected in parallel by an interleaver. The document implements a turbo encoder that encodes input bits and a turbo decoder that uses the iterative soft-output Viterbi algorithm to decode the encoded bits. The implementation is optimized for execution time and memory usage on the TMS320C6713 DSP. Simulation results validate the DSP implementation over a Rayleigh fading channel.
Theoretical Analysis of a two-stage Sagnac loop filter Using Jones Matrices IJECEIAES
In this work, a theoretical analysis of a Sagnac loop filter (SLF) with twostage polarization maintaining fibers (PMFs) and polarization controllers (PCs) is presented. The transmission function of this two-stage SLF is calculated in detail by using Jones matrix. The calculation is performed in order to investigate the filtering characteristics. The theoretical results show that the wavelength interval is depending on the dynamic settings of the length of the PMFs and the polarization angle of the PCs. By changing the polarization angle of the PCs, a multiple of single, dual or triple wavelength in each channel can be achieved. Based on this study, a flat multiwavelength spectrum can be obtained by adjusting the PMFs and the PCs in the twostage SLF. This finding significantly contributes to the generation of multiwavelength fiber laser (MWFL) that can be used for many optical applications.
1.[1 6] a novel papr reduction scheme based on selective mapping and a random...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a novel PAPR (Peak-to-Average Power Ratio) reduction scheme for OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) based on selective mapping and a random-like coding with no explicit side information. It combines selective mapping with a cyclic Hadamard matrix to generate independent alternative symbol sequences. These sequences are then encoded using an irregular repeat accumulate code and labeled to select the sequence with the lowest PAPR for transmission without needing side information. Simulation results show the proposed scheme achieves better PAPR and BER (Bit Error Rate) performance compared to conventional selective mapping.
This document provides an overview of wireless LAN technologies, including infrared, narrowband, and spread spectrum techniques. It describes key aspects of spread spectrum such as direct sequence and frequency hopping transmission methods. Modulation techniques like DBPSK, DQPSK, and CCK are explained. CCK uses complementary codewords to achieve data rates of 5.5 Mbps and 11 Mbps for IEEE 802.11 wireless networks.
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Michael Grigoropoulos, MSc Networks and Data Communications COURSEWORK, Kingston University
The purpose of this assignment is to analyze and simulate the physical layer of the 802.11a standard and compare the different modulation and coding schemes it can use. A theoretical approach of the protocol will be presented and also a practical simulation using Matlab and Simulink.
WCDMA uses spread spectrum technology to allow multiple users to access the same frequency band simultaneously. It spreads user data over a wide bandwidth through multiplication with unique spreading codes. At the receiver, the desired user's signal is recovered through correlation with the same spreading code. WCDMA employs RAKE receivers to combine signals from different propagation paths using maximal ratio combining for improved reception. Power control is used to manage interference between users communicating over the same frequency channel.
The document summarizes key aspects of the WCDMA physical layer. It discusses spreading and scrambling which increase signal bandwidth using channelization and scrambling codes. It describes transport channels which define how data is transferred physically, including dedicated and common channels. It also outlines physical channels such as the dedicated physical data and control channels for both uplink and downlink transmissions.
Cancellation of Zigbee interference in OFDM based WLAN for multipath channelIDES Editor
Zigbee is one of the major sources of interference
in 2.4GHz band for WLANs. It is seen whenever any Zigbee
system is operating near to the WLAN system and
transmitting signal at same frequency, time as of WLAN’s, the
later ones performance detoriate severely. So in this paper an
algorithm is proposed to estimate Zigbee interference
component present in all OFDM based WLANs sub-carriers
and cancel out the Zigbee interference from the received
signal of WLANs receiver for multipath fading channels in
frequency domain. Simulation results shows for high SNR
values full cancellation of Zigbee interference or zero BER is
possible.
Exact Outage Performance Analysis of Amplify-and-forward-aware Cooperative NOMATELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
In this paper, new radio access scheme that combines Amplify-and-Forward (AF) relaying protocol and non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) system is introduced. In particular, different scenarios for fixed power allocation scheme is investigated. In addition, the outage probability of both weak and strong user is derived and provided in closed-form expressions. Such outage is investigated in high SNR scenario and comparison performance between these NOMA scenarios is introduced. Numerical simulations are offered to clarify the outage performance of the considered scheme if varying several parameters in the existing schemes to verify the derived formulas.
The document summarizes two new buffer circuit designs for footed domino logic that aim to reduce power consumption. The proposed circuits minimize redundant switching at the output node during the precharge phase, which saves power. Simulation results using a 180nm CMOS technology show that the proposed circuits reduce power consumption and power-delay product compared to a standard domino circuit across different logic functions, loading conditions, clock frequencies, temperatures and power supplies. Power savings of up to 36% were achieved at higher operating frequencies.
An OFDM System Based on Dual Tree Complex Wavelet Transform (DT-CWT)CSCJournals
This document presents a study comparing an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system based on dual-tree complex wavelet transform (DT-CWT) to conventional OFDM and wavelet packet modulation (WPM) based OFDM systems. The key findings are:
1) The proposed DT-CWT based OFDM system achieves significantly better bit error rate performance than conventional OFDM and WPM based OFDM systems.
2) The proposed system also achieves about 3 dB better peak-to-average power ratio performance compared to conventional OFDM and WPM based systems, indicating greater signal stability.
3) The performance of the proposed DT-CWT based OFDM system is not
Implementation of Pipelined Architecture for Physical Downlink Channels of 3G...ijngnjournal
This document proposes a pipelined architecture for the physical downlink channels of 3GPP LTE. It describes the transmitter architecture which includes modules for bit scrambling, modulation mapping, layer mapping, precoding and resource element mapping. The receiver architecture includes modules for demapping from resource elements, decoding, comparing and detection, de-layer mapping and descrambling. Buffers are included in both the transmitter and receiver architectures to improve processing speed and reduce delay. The architectures are simulated in Modelsim and implemented on a Virtex-5 FPGA. Results show improvements in processing speed and resource utilization compared to non-pipelined architectures.
Performance Analysis of M-ary Optical CDMA in Presence of Chromatic DispersionIDES Editor
The performance of M-ary optical code division
multiple access (OCDMA) is analytically investigated in
presence of chromatic dispersion. The study is carried out for
single mode dispersion shifted and non dispersion shifted
fibers. Walsh code is used as user address. The p-i-n
photodetector is used for optoelectronic conversion process.
In our proposed model 16 different symbols are modulated
with different intensity levels and detected by direct detection
technique. The numerical results show that, the reconstruction
of the transmitted symbol is strongly dependent on the received
symbols magnitude which is reduced by fiber length and
symbol rate. It is found that the proposed OCDMA system
shows better performance when dispersion shifted fiber is
used as a communication medium.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
Generation and Implementation of Barker and Nested Binary codesIOSR Journals
This document discusses the generation and implementation of Barker and nested binary codes for use in radar applications. It begins with background on Barker codes and nested binary codes, which are types of phase coded waveforms used for pulse compression. Barker codes have the optimal autocorrelation sidelobe properties but are limited in length. Nested binary codes are formed by taking the Kronecker product of two Barker codes, which allows the generation of longer codes while maintaining good autocorrelation. The document then presents the methodology for implementing Barker and nested binary codes using linear feedback shift registers (LFSRs). Finally, it discusses measures for comparing signal performance such as merit factor and proposes an efficient VLSI architecture using LFSRs to generate these codes for implementation
Multi user performance on mc cdma single relay cooperative system by distribu...IJCNCJournal
Increasing data rate and high performance is the target focus of wireless communication. The multi carrier on multi-hop communication system using relay's diversity technique which is supported by a reliable coding is a system that may give high performance. This research is developing a model of multi user and two scheme of multi carrier CDMA on multi hop communication system with diversity technique which is using Alamouti codes in Rayleigh fading channel. By Alamouti research, Space Time Block Code (STBC) for MIMO system can perform high quality signal at the receiver in the Rayleigh fading channel and the noisy system. In this research, MIMO by STBC is applied to single antenna system (Distributed-STBC/DSTBC) with multi carrier CDMA on multi hop wireless communication system (relay diversity) which is able to improve the received signal performance.
MC DS CDMA on multi hop wireless communication system with 2 hops is better performing than MC CDMA on multi user without Multi User Detector. To reach BER 10-3 multi hop system with MC CDMA needs more power 5 dB than MC DS CDMA at 5 users using Alamouti scheme for symbol transmission at the relay.
Integrated Active Filters using low gain modulesIDES Editor
New integrated filters in CMOS technology are
presented which use current mirror based amplifiers to create
low gain modules as structural active blocks. The simplest
current amplifiers are purposely chosen. Wave techniques are
used for obtaining high reliability and low sensitivity filters
of any type. The derived filters are modular, simple in structure
and easy to design. Examples in simulation level are given
High Speed Low Power CMOS Domino or Gate Design in 16nm Technologycsandit
Dynamic logic circuits provide more compact designs with faster switching speeds and low power consumption compared with the other CMOS design styles. This paper proposes a wide
fan-in circuit with increased switching speed and noise immunity. Speed is achieved by quickly removing the charge on the dynamic node during evaluation phase, compared to the other
circuits. The design also offers very less Power Delay Product (PDP). The design is exercised for 20% variation in supply voltage.
Iaetsd implementation of power efficient iterative logarithmic multiplier usi...Iaetsd Iaetsd
This document describes the design and implementation of a power efficient iterative logarithmic multiplier using Mitchell's algorithm and reversible logic. It involves converting multiplication to addition using logarithmic numbers. The proposed design implements a basic block consisting of leading one detectors, encoders, barrel shifters and a decoder to calculate an approximate product. Error correction circuits are then cascaded with the basic blocks to improve accuracy. The 4x4 reversible logarithmic multiplier is designed and simulated using Xilinx tools, demonstrating lower power consumption through the use of reversible logic.
The document describes a lab activity on configuring Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) across two pods of network devices. Each pod contains an access-layer switch and distribution-layer switch. The objective is to observe the default STP configuration, configure STP, and verify the STP configuration. Students are instructed to configure the distribution-layer switches as primary and secondary root bridges for VLANs 11 and 12 based on a provided table. They then verify the root bridge configuration by displaying the STP information.
Research Inventy : International Journal of Engineering and Science is publis...researchinventy
This document summarizes various methods that have been proposed for implementing 16-QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) in FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). It reviews architectures for carrier synchronization, equalization, and digital up/down conversion. The document then proposes a new system generator-based 16-QAM transmitter model that considers issues like symbol mapping, interpolation filtering, and up-conversion to an intermediate frequency. Simulation results demonstrating the transmitter constellation and resource usage on an FPGA are also presented.
IJERD (www.ijerd.com) International Journal of Engineering Research and Devel...IJERD Editor
This document describes the implementation of a turbo encoder and turbo decoder on a TMS320C6713 digital signal processor. Turbo codes are used for error correction in wireless communication systems. A turbo encoder consists of two recursive systematic convolutional encoders connected in parallel by an interleaver. The document implements a turbo encoder that encodes input bits and a turbo decoder that uses the iterative soft-output Viterbi algorithm to decode the encoded bits. The implementation is optimized for execution time and memory usage on the TMS320C6713 DSP. Simulation results validate the DSP implementation over a Rayleigh fading channel.
Theoretical Analysis of a two-stage Sagnac loop filter Using Jones Matrices IJECEIAES
In this work, a theoretical analysis of a Sagnac loop filter (SLF) with twostage polarization maintaining fibers (PMFs) and polarization controllers (PCs) is presented. The transmission function of this two-stage SLF is calculated in detail by using Jones matrix. The calculation is performed in order to investigate the filtering characteristics. The theoretical results show that the wavelength interval is depending on the dynamic settings of the length of the PMFs and the polarization angle of the PCs. By changing the polarization angle of the PCs, a multiple of single, dual or triple wavelength in each channel can be achieved. Based on this study, a flat multiwavelength spectrum can be obtained by adjusting the PMFs and the PCs in the twostage SLF. This finding significantly contributes to the generation of multiwavelength fiber laser (MWFL) that can be used for many optical applications.
1.[1 6] a novel papr reduction scheme based on selective mapping and a random...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a novel PAPR (Peak-to-Average Power Ratio) reduction scheme for OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) based on selective mapping and a random-like coding with no explicit side information. It combines selective mapping with a cyclic Hadamard matrix to generate independent alternative symbol sequences. These sequences are then encoded using an irregular repeat accumulate code and labeled to select the sequence with the lowest PAPR for transmission without needing side information. Simulation results show the proposed scheme achieves better PAPR and BER (Bit Error Rate) performance compared to conventional selective mapping.
This document provides an overview of wireless LAN technologies, including infrared, narrowband, and spread spectrum techniques. It describes key aspects of spread spectrum such as direct sequence and frequency hopping transmission methods. Modulation techniques like DBPSK, DQPSK, and CCK are explained. CCK uses complementary codewords to achieve data rates of 5.5 Mbps and 11 Mbps for IEEE 802.11 wireless networks.
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The purpose of this assignment is to analyze and simulate the physical layer of the 802.11a standard and compare the different modulation and coding schemes it can use. A theoretical approach of the protocol will be presented and also a practical simulation using Matlab and Simulink.
WCDMA uses spread spectrum technology to allow multiple users to access the same frequency band simultaneously. It spreads user data over a wide bandwidth through multiplication with unique spreading codes. At the receiver, the desired user's signal is recovered through correlation with the same spreading code. WCDMA employs RAKE receivers to combine signals from different propagation paths using maximal ratio combining for improved reception. Power control is used to manage interference between users communicating over the same frequency channel.
The document summarizes key aspects of the WCDMA physical layer. It discusses spreading and scrambling which increase signal bandwidth using channelization and scrambling codes. It describes transport channels which define how data is transferred physically, including dedicated and common channels. It also outlines physical channels such as the dedicated physical data and control channels for both uplink and downlink transmissions.
The document summarizes key aspects of the WCDMA physical layer. It discusses spreading and scrambling which increase signal bandwidth using channelization and scrambling codes. It describes transport channels which define how data is transferred physically, including dedicated and common channels. It also outlines physical channels such as the dedicated physical data and control channels for both uplink and downlink transmissions.
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Wireless designers constantly seek to improve the spectrum efficiency/capacity, coverage of wireless networks and link reliability. In this direction, Space-time wireless technology that uses multiple antennas along with appropriate signaling and receiver techniques that offers a powerful tool for improving the wireless performance is used in this thesis work. A special version of STBC called ‘Alamouti code’ is used. PSK modulation scheme is used for modulation of data. In this thesis work, the Space-Time Block Codes (STBC) is used in WLAN wireless network that uses multiple numbers of antennas at both transmitter and receiver. The STBC which includes the Alamouti Scheme for 2 transmit antenna and a different number of receiving antenna has been studied, simulated and analyzed. The simulation has been done in MATLAB. Throughput and several parameter performance has been analyzed using the MATLAB.A sample image is transmitted to compare the performance of various parameters like RMSE, PSNR, MAE etc. All the parameters are plotted against SNR (in dB) values ranging from -18 to 30. Various observations being made for the improvement in various parameters with increasing SNR and/or with changing diversity scheme. AWGN channel is used here for communication of sampled image data.
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This slide describe the techniques of digital modulation and Bandwidth Efficiency:
The first null bandwidth of M-ary PSK signals decrease as M increases while Rb is held constant.
Therefore, as the value of M increases, the bandwidth efficiency also increases.
The document discusses Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) and its applications in various wireless communication standards. It begins with the motivation for moving from single carrier to multi-carrier modulation schemes to support higher data rates. It then provides an overview of Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) and OFDM, explaining the basic principles of OFDM including orthogonality, modulation, and an illustrative example. The document discusses the OFDM transceiver and bit error rate performance in AWGN and Rayleigh fading channels. It also covers some applications and standards that use OFDM such as Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB), Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB-T), and various IEEE 802.11 wireless networking standards.
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The document discusses requirements and specifications for wireless local area networks (WLANs). It notes that the IEEE 802 committee develops standards for wired and wireless networking, including 802.11 for WLANs. The document then describes several 802.11 specifications such as 802.11, 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g that define transmission speeds and frequencies for WLANs. It also discusses modulation techniques like BPSK and QPSK used in wireless communications.
This document discusses digital carrier modulation schemes. It begins with an introduction to digital modulation, describing how digital data is mapped to modulated waveforms that differ in amplitude, frequency, phase, or combinations of these. It then describes various digital modulation techniques including coherent (ASK, FSK, BPSK) and non-coherent. It provides details on BPSK, BFSK, and BASK modulation including block diagrams, waveform diagrams, and merits and demerits. The goals of digital communication systems are also summarized.
Iaetsd a novel scheduling algorithms for mimo based wireless networksIaetsd Iaetsd
This document proposes new scheduling algorithms for MIMO wireless networks to improve system performance. It discusses designing practical user scheduling algorithms to maximize capacity in MIMO systems. Various MAC scheduling policies are implemented and modified to provide distributed traffic control, robustness against interference, and increased efficiency of resource utilization. Simulations using MATLAB compare the different policies and draw important results and conclusions. The paper suggests new priority scheduling and partially fair scheduling algorithms incorporating awareness of interference to improve system-level performance in MIMO wireless networks.
1. The three sets involved in 3G handover are the active set, monitored set, and detected set. The active set contains cells in soft handover, the monitored set contains cells to monitor, and the detected set contains detected cells.
2. The major difference between GSM and UMTS handover decision is that GSM uses time-based reporting while UMTS uses event-triggered reporting.
3. Events 1A-1F relate to changes in primary common pilot channel power levels and adding or removing cells from the active set.
This document summarizes research on reducing peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems. It discusses using a companding technique with Gaussian distribution to compress the signal before transmission and decompress it upon reception. The key aspects covered are: applying a compander and decompander with Gaussian distribution parameters at the transmitter and receiver; how the central limit theorem allows the sum of subcarriers to approximate a Gaussian distribution for large numbers; and how this technique reduces PAPR by increasing average power while keeping peak power the same. Performance is analyzed by simulating PAPR and bit error rate with and without companding under different parameters.
The document describes experiments performed on time division multiplexing, pulse code modulation, differential pulse code modulation, delta modulation, frequency shift keying, and differential phase shift keying. The experiments aim to study the principles and characteristics of these digital communication techniques by using equipment like multiplexing/demultiplexing trainer kits, PCM modulator and demodulator kits, and oscilloscopes. The procedures involve applying input signals, observing the output waveforms on oscilloscopes, and analyzing the effects of varying signal parameters.
The document discusses the front-end electronics (FEE) developed for the timing RPCs used in the HADES experiment. The FEE consists of daughter boards (DBOs) connected to the RPC cells that amplify and digitize signals, and mother boards (MBOs) that interface between the DBOs and data acquisition system. The FEE achieves a time resolution of less than 17 ps using a charge-to-width algorithm to encode timing and charge information. Testing shows the FEE performs well and could be adapted for use in the TRASGO detector with some modifications to reduce power consumption.
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2. To repeat what others have said,
requires education; to challenge it,
requires brains.
Mary Pettibone Poole, A Glass
Eye at a Keyhole, 1938
3. Objectives:
Evolution-Why Wireless ?
Overview of 802.11 standards
Basics of RF Medium and wireless
concepts
Different RF Access Technologies
used in 802.11 PHY layer
Wireless Standards(802.11
b/a/g/n)
802.11 MAC layer in Detail
Roaming
802.11e-QOS
4. Evolution of Networks:
PC-PC wired, LAN (Ethernet-Fast
Ethernet-Gigabit Ethernet), MAN
and WAN
PC-PC wireless, WLAN,WiMAX and
LTE
Why Wireless?
Advantages
Disadvantages
6. Wireless Standard Bodies
FCC– Frequency,BW,Usage and EIRP (Only
U.S and some others)
ITU-T– RF spectrum management through 5
standard bodies per continent (Global)
IEEE– Developing standards for PHY and
MAC layers (L2 and L1 only)
Wi-fi Alliance – Maintaining
interoperability b/w vendors
ISO- For developing a general framework
for data communication (OSI Model)
7. Overview of wireless
Standards:
802.11 Legacy-IR/DSSS/FHSS - Up
to 2 Mbps
802.11b- CCK-HR_DSSS-Up to 11
Mbps
802.11a-OFDM-Up to 54 Mbps (5Ghz)
802.11g-OFDM-up to 54 Mbps (2.4
GHz)
802.11n-MIMO-OFDMA-Up to 600
Mbps(Both 2.4 and 5 GHz)
802.11y-OFDM-up to 54 Mbps (3.7
GHz)
23. Modulation techniques:
PHY layer Modulation techniques
used in WLAN
Infra Red OFDM
DHSS OFMDA
FHSS Scalable-OFDMA
HR-DHSS MIMO
CCK MIMO-OFDM(A)
CCK-OFDM and other
common
PBCC QPSK/BPSK/QAM..
24. Spread Spectrum techniques:
Highly resistant to narrowband
interference.
Spread-spectrum signals are
difficult to intercept , it
appears as a white noise
BW utilization by sharing the BW
with zero interference.
Two Types:
Direct Sequence spread spectrum
(DSSS)
Frequency Hopping spread spectrum
(FHSS)
25. Direct Sequence spread
spectrum (DSSS)
It phase-modulates a sine wave
pseudo randomly with a continuous
string of pseudo-noise (PN) code
symbols called "chips“.
Multiplies the data being
transmitted by a "noise" signal.
This noise signal is a
pseudorandom sequence of 1 and −1
values, at a frequency much
higher than that of the original
signal, thereby spreading the
energy of the original signal
into a much wider band.
27. Frequency Hopping spread
spectrum (FHSS)
The initiating party sends a
request via a predefined
frequency or control channel.
The receiving party sends a
number, known as a seed.
The initiating party uses the
number as a variable in a
predefined algorithm, which
calculates the sequence of
frequencies that must be used.
28. Most often the period of the
frequency change is predefined,
as to allow a single base station
to serve multiple connections.
The initiating party sends a
synchronization signal via the
first frequency in the calculated
sequence, thus acknowledging to
the receiving party it has
correctly calculated the
sequence.
The communication begins
29. Complementary Code Keying:
Complementary codes, first
introduced by Golay in 1961.
They are sets of finite sequences
of equal length, such that the
number of pairs of identical
elements with any given
separation in one sequence is
equal to the number of pairs of
unlike elements having the same
separation in the other
sequences.
31. Mathematics Involved:
complementary codes are
characterized by the property
that their periodic auto
correlative vector sum is zero
everywhere except at the zero
shift.
33. Polyphase Complementary
Codes:
Polyphase complementary code is a
sequence having complementary
properties, the elements of which
have phase parameters.
Eg: c = {1,– 1, j,j,–j,j ,– 1,-1}
35. I/Q Modulators:
Quadrature modulators are used to
conserve bandwidth for a given
data rate. This is accomplished
by modulating two orthogonal data
streams onto a common carrier. If
the phases and amplitudes of both
data stream (in-phase "I" and
quadrature "Q"), then one of the
sidebands is completely cancelled
out. If there is no DC bias feed
through, then the carrier itself
is completely cancelled out.
36. In practice, complete
cancellation is never
accomplished, but without too
much work, achieving 40 dB of
sideband cancellation is not hard
to do. Even 60 dB is relatively
easy; however, preventing drift
due to thermal and mechanical
effects is not so easy, and the
result is that a "textbook"
quadrature alignment during
alignment can look pretty bad
over time.
38. CCK modulator:
I OUT
3 Pick One 1
of 8 Walsh
Functions
MBOK 3 Pick One 1
Q OUT
of 8 Walsh
Functions
1
Data Input MUX
1:8 1
1.375 MHz 11 MHz
Modulation is Bi-orthagonal keying on both I and Q channels
Data Rate = 8 bits/symbol * 1.375 MSps = 11 MBps
I OUT
Pick One of
Differential Mod
6 1
64 Complex
CCK Codes
Q OUT
1
1
MUX
Data Input 1:8 1
Code Set is defined by
formula:
1.375 MHz c = e j(ϕ + 2 + 3 + 4 ) , e j (ϕ + 3+ 4 ) , e j (ϕ + 2 + 4 ) ,
{ 1 ϕ ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ
11 MHz − j(ϕ + 4 ) , e j (ϕ + 2 + 3 ) , e j(ϕ + 3 ) , − j (ϕ + 2 ) , e jϕ }
e 1 ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ e 1 ϕ 1
Data Rate = 8 bits/symbol * 1.375 MSps = 11 MBps
39. Comparison:
Modulation Technique and Data rates
c = e j(ϕ+ 2+ 3+ 4) , e j(ϕ+ 3+ 4) , e j(ϕ+ 2+ 4) ,
{ 1ϕ ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ
− j(ϕ + 4) , e j(ϕ + 2+ 3) , e j(ϕ+ 3) , − j(ϕ+ 2) , e jϕ }
e 1ϕ 1 ϕ ϕ 1 ϕ e 1ϕ 1
11 Bit Barker Word 22 MHz Code set
802.11 DSSS BPSK 802.11 DSSS QPSK 5.5 MBps 11 MBps
CCK CCK
1 MBps 2MBps
Barker Barker
BPSK QPSK
1 bit used to 2 bits encoded to 6 bits encoded to
2 bits used to 64 complex code
BPSK code word 4 complex code
QPSK code word words; 2-QPSK
words; 2-QPSK
I, Q I, Q
I, Q I, Q
11 chips 11 chips 8 chips 8 chips
1 MSps 1 MSps 1.375 MSps 1.375 MSps
40. Packet Binary Convolutional
Coding:
In its simplest form, PBCC works by
reducing overhead (bandwidth used to
transmit non-data) through the removal of
extraneous information and
optimizing transmission by using smaller
data packets,cutting the response time in
processing those packets.
Thus, allowing for a greater amount of
data to be transmitted between networked
devices.
Specific examples of overhead include:
41. • Protocol headers – carry information
for controlling the device
• Frame interval times – allow users to
gain access to the frequency band
• Error and flow control – ensure the
integrity of the wireless transmission
• Received message acknowledgements –
verify that messages were received
correctly or need to be resent due to
errors and/or message collisions
42. OFDM:
Modulation and Multiplexing
Orthogonality
Sub carriers
Sub carrier spacing
Multipath and ISI
Cyclic Prefix
Flat Fading and Performs well in
frequency Selective fading
High PAPR
Local Oscillator Frequency Offset
54. Protocol Stack for 802.11:
PHYsical Layer:
PLCP (Physical Layer Convergence
Protocol)
PMD (Physical Medium Dependent)
sub layer.
The PMD takes care of the
wireless encoding.
55. The PLCP presents a common
interface for higher-level
drivers to write to and provides
carrier sense and CCA (Clear
Channel Assessment), which is the
signal that the MAC (Media Access
Control) layer needs so it can
determine whether the medium is
currently in use.
57. PHY concepts:
The PLCP consists of a 144 bits
preamble that is used for
synchronization to determine radio gain
and to establish CCA.
The preamble comprises 128 bits of
synchronization, followed by a 16 bits
field consisting of the pattern
1111001110100000.
This sequence is used to mark the start
of every frame and is called the SFD
(Start Frame Delimiter).
58. The next 48 bits are collectively known
as the PLCP header. The header contains
four fields: signal, service, length
and HEC (header error check). The
signal field indicates how fast the
payload will be transmitted (1, 2, 5.5
or 11 Mbps).
The service field is reserved for
future use. The length field indicates
the length of the ensuing payload, and
the HEC is a 16 bits CRC of the 48 bits
header.
59. In a wireless environment, the PLCP is
always transmitted at 1 Mbps. Thus, 24
bytes of each packet are sent at 1
Mbps.
The PLCP introduces 24 bytes of
overhead into each wireless Ethernet
packet before we even start talking
about where the packet is going.
Ethernet introduces only 8 bytes of
data. Because the 192 bits header
payload is transmitted at 1 Mbps,
802.11b is at best only 85 percent
efficient at the physical layer.
65. Working of Different Modes
in WLAN:
802.11 MAC functions much the
same way in both ADHOC
(or)independent and
Infrastructure modes.
Only difference is a centralized
controller is to elected in the
absence of an Access point.
74. Scanning Procedures:
Active Scanning
-Use of Probe Request
-Can be a
unicast/multicast/broadcast
- Optional
Passive Scanning
- Waits for beacon
- It may miss a beacon
- Mandatory
80. 802.11 frame: addressing
Internet
H1 R1 router
AP
R1 MAC addr AP MAC addr
dest. address source address
802.3 frame
AP MAC addr H1 MAC addr R1 MAC addr
address 1 address 2 address 3
802.11 frame
88. 802.11n:
Requirements:
MAC layer throughput > 100Mbps
Support 20MHz Channel
Support 5GHz Band
Backward compatible with 802.11g (if
support 2.4GHz Band) and 802.11a
Support 802.11e (QoS)
Spectral Efficiency >= 3 bps / Hz
Control of support for legacy STA from
802.11n AP
99. 802.11y:
Operates in 3650-3700 MHz band
Novel Licensing
High Power compared to normal 20
Watts EIRP.
Hence Higher coverage area (5 Km)
3 Major changes compared to
traditional 802.11:
Contention based protocol
Extended Channel switch
announcement
Dependent station enablement
100. Terminology in 802.11y:
Dependent STA: A station that
must receive and successfully
decode an enabling signal before
it is allowed to transmit.
Registered STA: A station that
is certified to operate at a
given location after registering
with the required authorities.
Registered STAs do not need to
receive an enabling signal before
commencing operation.
101. Terminology in 802.11y
(Contd..):
Fixed STA: a station that is
authorized to operate only at a
specific location.
Enabling point(EP): A fixed
station that transmits coded
signals that contain the
necessary information and
authorization for a dependant
STAs to transmit in a restricted
band for the purpose of engaging
in the DSE process.
102. Terminology in 802.11y
(Contd..):
Dependent STA enablement
(DSE):
The process by which a
dependant STA gains
permission to transmit on a
restricted channel.
104. Roaming in WLAN:
Seamless Roaming
Nomadic Roaming
A roaming domain is defined as APs that
are in the same broadcast domain and
configured with the same SSID.
Stated another way, a client can only
roam between APs in the same VLAN and
with the same SSID.
As WLAN deployments expand within an
organization, roaming domains might
need to scale beyond a single Layer 2
VLAN.
106. Layer 2 Roaming:
The client must decide to roam—Roaming
algorithms (signal strength, frame
acknowledgment, missed beacons..)
The client must decide where to roam—
preemptive AP discovery,
roam-time AP discovery.
The client initiates a roam—The client
uses 802.11 (re-)association frames to
associate to a new AP.
The client can resume existing
application sessions.
107. Roam Types:
Preemptive AP discovery:
Effects application Throughput
Reduces roaming time
Better use for Power save clients
Not suitable for fast roaming
client
Roam-time AP discovery:
High roaming delay
108. Roaming Processes:
The previous AP must determine that
the client has roamed away from it.
The previous AP should buffer data
destined for the roaming client.*
The new AP should indicate to the
previous AP that the client has
successfully roamed. This step usually
happens via a unicast or multicast
packet from the old AP to the new AP
with the source MAC address set to the
MAC of the roaming client.*
The previous AP should send the
buffered data to the new AP.
109. The previous AP must determine
that the client has roamed away
from it.
The AP must update MAC address
tables on infrastructure
switches to prevent the loss of
data to the roaming client.
Note: * Tasks are not mandatory
because they are not specified
in the 802.11 standard.
112. Mobile IP to the rescue:
Mobile node (MN)—The MN is the roaming
station.
Home agent (HA)—The HA exists on
routers or Layer 3 switches and ensures
that a roaming MN receives its IP
packets.Foreign agent (FA)—The FA
exists on router or Layer 3 switches
and aids the MN notifying the HA of the
new MN location by receiving packets
from the HA destined for the MN.
Care-of address (CoA)—The CoA is a
locally attached router that receives
packets sent by the HA, destined for
the MN. Co-located care-of address
(CCoA)—A CoA that exists on the mobile
node itself.
113. Steps in Layer 3 Roaming:
A station is on its home subnet
if the station's IP address
belongs to the subnet of the HA.
As the MN roams to a foreign
subnet, the MN detects the
presence of the FA and registers
with the FA or with the MN CCoA.
The FA or MN CCoA communicates
with the HA and establishes a
tunnel between the HA and a CoA
for the MN.
114. Packets destined to the MN are
sent to the HA (via normal IP
routing.
The HA forwards the packets via
the tunnel to the MN.
Any packets the MN transmits are
sent via the FA as if the MN were
local on the subnet. (A "reverse
tunnel" mode is available when
the edge routers use ingress
packet filtering.)
116. Overview of Mobile IP in
WLAN:
Agent discovery:
Uses IRDP (ICMP+router discovery
Protocol) Multicast/Broadcast
The agent advertisement contains two
fields that allow the MN to determine
whether it has roamed to a new subnet:
The lifetime field from the agent
advertisement
The prefix-length extension
117. Upon determining it is on a
foreign subnet, the MN gleans the
CoA from the agent advertisement.
The CoA can take two forms:
The address of the FA.
CCoA (Note that the CCoA is not
advertised by the FA, but it is
probably acquired by the MN as a
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol [DHCP] option.)
118. MN Registration Process:
The MN sends a registration
request to the FA. If the MN has
a CCoA, this step is skipped.
The FA processes the
registration request and
forwards the request to the HA.
The HA accepts or declines the
registration and sends a
registration reply to the FA.
The FA processes the
registration reply and relays it
to the MN.
120. 802.11e:
HCF: Hybrid of DCF & PCF
NO ACK
BLOCK ACK
TX OP
121. EDCA:
EDCA contention access is an
extension of the legacy
CSMA/CA DCF mechanism to
include priorities
122. EDCA (Contd..):
After resolving internal and
external collisions an STA is
given a TXOP.
If the frame exchange sequence
has been completed, and there is
still time remaining in the TXOP,
the QSTA can may extend the frame
exchange sequence by transmitting
another frame in the same access
category. The QSTA must ensure
that the transmitted frame and
any necessary acknowledgement can
fit into the time remaining in
the TXOP.
123. EDCA Admission control:
A station specifies its traffic
flow requirements (data rate,
delay bounds, packet size, and
others) and requests the QAP to
create a TSPEC by sending the
ADDTS (add TSPEC) management
action frame
The QAP calculates the existing
load based on the current set of
issued TSPECs
124. If the TSPEC is denied, the high
priority access category inside
the QSTA is not permitted to use
the high priority access
parameters, but it must use lower
priority parameters instead.
Admission control is not
intended to be used for the "best
effort" and "background" traffic
classes
125. HCCA:
The HCF controlled channel access
(HCCA) mechanism uses a hybrid
coordinator (HC) to centrally
manage medium access. The intent
of HCCA is to increase efficiency
by reducing the contention on the
medium.
Delay for HC will be the least
HC control Admission control
using TSPEC and grants the TXOP
126. Optional 802.11e features:
Contention-free bursts,
-When time remains in a given TXOP
-To save 11g from 11b clients by
TXOP(g)=1 frame length of 11b
Block acknowledgements,
Direct link protocol,
Active power mode save delivery
-Automatic Schedule in terms of beacon
periods
-APSD operation is invoked by a
station by establishing a TSPEC with
the APSD flag set.
129. My method is to take the utmost
trouble to find the right thing to say,
and then to say it with the utmost
levity.
.
George Bernard Shaw,
"Answers to Nine Questions"
Irish dramatist & socialist (1856 -
1950)