... extremelylarge in the case of unconstrained channel access, resulting in a low inherent statisticalmultiplexing gain. By combining CDMA with PRMA, it is possible to control the access of users ... (Ploss)max in multiples of σKd Hamming distancedilInterleaving depthdminMinimum Hamming distancee Error correcting capability of an (L, B, e) block code; also 2.718 282fCAFChannel access ... frequency channels) in GSMMAI MultipleAccess InterferenceMAIO Mobile Allocation Index Offset (for frequency hopping in GSM)MBS Mobile Broadband SystemMCS-1 Modulation and Coding Scheme 1 (for...
... extremelylarge in the case of unconstrained channel access, resulting in a low inherent statisticalmultiplexing gain. By combining CDMA with PRMA, it is possible to control the access of users ... Uplink Packet Access II In- phaseI-Slot Information SlotIEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersIETF Internet Engineering Task ForceIGA Improved Gaussian Approximationi.i.d. independent ... numbers 1INTRODUCTIONThis book focuses on issues related to multipleaccess for cellular mobile communications,with a specific interest inaccess arbitration through multipleaccess protocols...
... “Polarization Division MultipleAccess With Polarization Modulation for LOS Wireless Communications” by Bin Cao, Qin-Yu Zhang, and Lin Jin discusses a potential multipleaccess and modulation ... fair and efficient wirelessaccessin challenging interference scenarios, for example, multiple networks deployed in the same geographical area and sharing a common band. In 1976, an ALOHA ... algorithm increases only linearly with the number of users. In this algorithm, the different CFOs from different users destroy the orthogonality among training sequences and introduce multiple access...
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... sessionterminationSends leavemessage JoinAckJoinReq JoinReq JoinAckJoin ReplyJoin RequestReceiverNodeYJoin ReplyJoin RequestDownstream node detectsa link failure sendsJoinReq JoinAckJoin ... broadcast joining tables to create and maintainthe forwarding group FG. The joining table has the same 2 EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networkingfactors. In addition, multicasting ... network.These protocols require each node to maintain one or moretable(s) to store routing information. In order to maintain aconsistent network view, updates to the routing informationtables...
... discussed, inserting training symbols is a heuristic way to improve the performance. It is shown in the25 Decentralized estimation over orthogonal multiple- access fading channels inwireless ... communication SNR levels. Itis interesting to see that using more training symbols does not improve the performance of the MLE asexpected, because inserting training symbols will reduce the energy ... ts in [19], in di catethat the separate source-channel coding scheme is optimal in fading channels with orthogonal multiple- access protocols, which outperforms AF transmission, a simple joint...
... communication SNR levels. Itis interesting to see that using more training symbols does not improve the performance of the MLE asexpected, because inserting training symbols will reduce the energy ... first inequality in (76) and t he second inequality in (77) are satisfied. From the conditionf(θ)(θ − Φ) < 0, it is not hard to find that the second inequality in (76) and the first inequality in ... Furthermore, since the estimation quality of the first stage is available, we use BLUE to obtainˆθ for exploiting the quality information instead of using the MLE in the M-step as in the standard...
... 1-58053-727-810 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1TEAM LinG 30 Advances inMobile Radio Access Networks increase the efficiency of power amplifiers while maintaining linearity. Since the efficiency of the state-of-the-art ... Figure 2.6 PA Consulting’s software radio-based WCDMA base station. TEAM LinG Advances in Mobile Radio Access NetworksTEAM LinG TEAM LinG 62 Advances inMobile Radio Access Networks ... UE-based solution maintains a fully functional GPS receiver in the terminal. This requires the same functionality as described in terminal-assisted GPS, plus additional means for computing the position...
... I A L Open Access Localization inmobilewireless and sensornetworksMonica Nicoli1*, Sinan Gezici2, Zafer Sahinoglu3and Henk Wymeersch4Accurate localization or tracking of wireless de ... a very large database of RSS fingerprints.Machine learning techniques are employed to extractthe location information from online RSS measurementsshowing promising performance for room-level ... reproduction in any medium,provided the original work is properly cited. al. propose a channel parameter estimator for joint com-munications and positioning systems, using soft infor-mation concerning...
... allocation-based protocols are thetime-spread multiple- access (TSMA) protocols which havebeen the focus of an increased research volume in thelast decade. These protocols have no coordination over-head ... and Kumar in their seminalwork regarding capacity inwireless networks, [26], or otherresearchers [27]. In more detail, under the original TSMA policy proposedby Chlamtac and Farago in [14], ... scheduling schemes: scaling lawsand capacity/delay tradeoffs,” in Proceedings of the 4th Interna-tional Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, AdHoc and Wireless Networks (WiOpt...
... the protocols herein are certainly designed with mobile nodes in mind. We introduce two key concepts—the minimum connected dominating set and six familiesof broadcast protocols before discussing ... environments. Our three classes of adaptive protocols are pure machine learning, intra-protocol learning, andinter-protocol learning. In the pure machine learning approach, we exhibit a new approach ... techniques can be incorporated natural lyinto broadcasting, and we use these ideas to create threenew classes of broadcasting protocols: pure machine learn-ing, intra-protocol learning, and inter-protocol...
... spent in the sensing state. In fac t, in our protocol, the time during which sensors are in a sens-ing state is high, so if in this state they spend the same en-ergy as in the receiving state ... ns-mitting to the sink. If these nodes succeeded in computing the loss between them and the sink, by extracting the infor-mation from the start packet regarding its transmit powerand measuring ... for me-dia accessin sensor networks,” in Proc. ACM/IEEE Inter n a-tional Conference on MobileComputing and Networking (Mo-biCom ’01), pp. 221–235, Rome, Italy, July 2001.[8] S. Lindsey, C....
... M.S.degrees in electr ical engineering from Ts-inghua University, Beijing, China, in 1996and 1998, respectively, and the Ph.D. de-gree in elect rical engineering from Prince-ton University, Princeton, ... multiuser scheduling fora system described in Section 2 is that, under pure Rayleighfading, multiuser scheduling has a vanishing relative schedul-ing gain as m and N increases (indicating a tradeoff ... shadowing , ρ = 0dBScheduling, shadowing, ρ =−10 dBRound-robin, shadowing, ρ =−10 dBRound-robin, no shadowing , ρ =−10 dBFigure 7: Throughput comparison: multiuser scheduling versusround-robin...