... Prologue: WirelessPersonalAreaNetworks 1.1 Wireless Ad Hoc NetworksWireless ad hoc networks are a category of wirelessnetworks that utilize multi-hop relaying of packets yet are capable of operating ... 258 Preface Wirelesspersonalareanetworks and wireless sensor networks are rapidly gaining popularity, and the IEEE 802.15 WirelessPersonalArea Working Group has defined no less than three ... WIRELESSPERSONALAREANETWORKS 1.4.2 IEEE 802.11 MAC The IEEE 802.11 protocol (O’Hara and Petrick 1999) is, strictly speaking, intended for wireless local areanetworks (LANs), rather than wireless...
... Describe awirelesspersonalarea network (WPAN) • List the different WPAN standards and their applications • Explain how IrDA, Bluetooth, and ZigBee work • Describe the security features of low-rate ... low-rate WPAN technology What is a WPAN? • Wirelesspersonalarea network (WPAN) – Group of technologies that are designed for shortrange communications – Eliminates the need for wires or cables to ... Protocol Stack • Bluetooth RF layer – Defines how the basic hardware that controls the radio transmissions functions – Data bits (0 and 1) are converted into radio signals and transmitted • Radio module...
... Define a high rate wirelesspersonalarea network (HR WPAN) • List the different HR WPAN standards and their applications • Explain how WiMedia and UWB work • Outline the issues facing WPAN technologies ... Efficient data transfer using superframes Wireless# Guide to Wireless Communications 17 Additional MAC Layer Functionality (continued) Wireless# Guide to Wireless Communications 18 Additional MAC Layer ... Protocol Adaptation Layer (PAL) – Enables wireless FireWire at 400 Mbps – Based on an 802.15. 3a/ WiMedia platform • Wireless USB (WUSB) version – Based on the WiMedia specifications – Transmits at 480...
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... model – have made SaaS a success The most popular and familiar example of SaaS is e-mail in a web browser, but SaaS applications are becoming increasingly sophisticated and collaborative You can run ... British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Williams, Mark I Aquickstart guide ... traffic Automated backups for IT systems and business data Set up a secondary data centre to copy backups to Use IaaS to back up data and virtual servers Run a large and complex computer simulation...
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... efficient MAC A TDMA-based approach has many advantages over other similar techniques such as CSMA/CA and FDMA Authors of [12] have provided a comparison between TDMA and CSMA/CA as shown in Table ... sana1691@yahoo.com SMRI: riazulislam@ieee.org Abstract Applications of wearable and implanted wireless sensor devices are hot research areaA specialized field called the body areanetworks (BAN) ... applications such as BAN Another argument in favor of using out-of-band wakeup radio is that a wakeup radio-based scheme in BAN can save a significant amount of power 2.2 Motivation A BAN needs...
... WLANs are used • List the components and modes of a WLAN WLAN Applications • Wirelessnetworks are increasing in popularity • Installing cabling is inconvenient and very expensive – Wirelessnetworks ... clients communicate directly among themselves without using an AP – Quick and easy setup of awireless network • Drawback is that wireless clients can only communicate among themselves 13 Ad Hoc Mode ... interface card (NIC) – Allows a computer to be connected to a network • Wireless NIC – Connects a computer to a network without cables – Most often a separate card • Mini PCI – Small card that is...
... 802.16 (WiMAX) What is a WMAN? • Wireless metropolitan areanetworks (WMANs) – Provide wireless connectivity across a substantial geographical area such as a large city • WMANs primary goals – Extend ... installation Transmission rate Security • Disadvantages of FSO – Atmospheric conditions impact FSO transmissions – Scintillation • Temporal and spatial variations in light intensity caused by atmospheric ... and data on the same network • WiMAX MAC layer makes it easy for carriers to deploy the network • Range of a WiMAX network is measured in miles • Cellular phone operators can easily incorporate...
... text-only data • WAP cell phone runs a microbrowser – Uses Wireless Markup Language (WML) instead of HTML 22 Wireless Application Protocol (WAP and WAP Version 2) (continued) 23 Java • Java programming ... compatible with Java, C, and C++ • BREW efficiently uses small amount of memory – Occupies only a small amount of flash memory – Dynamically allocates RAM for applications • BREW can be used with ... Protocol (WAP) and WAP2 – Provide a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data • For devices such as cell phones • WAP was developed in 1997 – Enables devices to send and receive...
... exchanging data in an asynchronous manner Typical examples of A- nodes are mobile personal computers and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) Personal AreaNetworks (PANs) 317 † Combined asynchronous and ... C., Braley R C and Heile R F Paving the Way for PersonalArea Network Standards: an Overview of the IEEE P802.15 Working Group for WirelessPersonalArea Networks, IEEE Personal Communications, ... between the master and all the slaves inside a piconet An ACL link supports both single and multislot packets An ACL link is used to carry data traffic and is maintained by the master through a polling...
... C/10 and a FHSS one has a peak data rate that equals its subchannel’s bandwidth, while a narrowband WLAN can achieve a peak data rate of C HIPERLAN uses narrowband modulation in the GHz band It ... collocated WLANs Finally, the peak data rate of a narrowband WLAN operating in a channel of bandwidth C, is generally higher than that of a spread spectrum one A DSSS WLAN achieves peak data rates ... WLAN equipment Security is another area of concern in WLANs Radio signals may propagate beyond the geographical area of an organization All a potential intruder has to is to approach the WLAN...
... Shinkuma, T Takahashi, N Mandayam, TXOP Exchange: A Cooperative Resource Exchange Method in CSMA/CA, in IEICE General Conference, B-15-6 (March 2010) T Nishio, R Shinkuma, T Takahashi, N Mandayam, ... )rehtO( C ATS )redivorP( B ATS )tneilC( A ATS htdiwdnab detageleD C B C B AA htdiwdnaB htdiwdnaB Figure STA B delegates some of its bandwidth to STA A Bandwidth of STA A increases without decreasing ... legacy STAs’ behaviors The proposed method exploits RTS/ CTS mechanism to provide such characteristics In CSMA/CA with RTS/CTS, an STA sends an RTS frame to the AP before sending a data frame, and...
... they are needed again System Evaluation on an Activity-Aware Farkle Game 4.1 Pervasive Farkle App Description We base the system evaluation on an exemplary activity-aware application: a pervasive ... Bluetooth to the gateway, and the gateway relays the data to the 802.15.4 interface The Titan network manager additionally provides a Java API that can be used by the Pervasive App to dynamically reconfigure ... using a simple scripting language This system, however, assumes a static availability of sensors and only allows centralized data processing An approach to dynamic reconfiguration of data processing...
... example, based on the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) values The automatic rate fallback (ARF) algorithm as developed in [20] regulates the packet transmission rate based on the available feedback ... adaptation algorithms, that is, the ARF and the CLA schemes, are briefly summarized as follows Both schemes will be evaluated and compared via simulations in Section 2.1 Automatic Rate Fallback (ARF) ... current transmission attempt; obtain mn,c = m∗ and lc = l∗ based on the FALA table T and SNRc ; n (the first Nm frames at the head of data queue are transmitted as an A- MPDU); if an A- MPDU is...
... to STA = -60 dBm BSS1 STA cAP nAP Overlapped hotspot area STA STA n Movement BSS2 STA a STA b STA Figure 1: A scenario for MAC layer handoff within overlapped hotspot area We mentioned that the ... average time associated with the transmission of a payload, an ACK frame, a PHY header, and a MAC header, respectively These can be easily obtained by dividing LPAYLOAD , LACK , LPHY , and LMAC ... an STA is not in the propagation range of other STAs as known as hidden terminal As an example, in Figure 1, the propagation range of nAP and STA a is reachable to the STA but that of STA b is...
... the signal build up and decay This leads to a data rate increase from Mb/s to 10 Mb/s without any penalty on power consumption The data rate can also be made adaptable by varying the duration in ... rate, at which data switches the carrier ON and OFF and hence the data rate of the transmitter The objective of this work is to target a higher data rate and ensure that the data rate is also adaptive ... In an oscillator the signal level is large unlike amplifiers and hence small signal parameters cannot be used However, small signal parameters can be used to analyze start up and can be replaced...