Abstract of
the Wireless Personal Area Network (WPANs)
The aim of the new generation of the Wireless Personal Area Network
(WPANs) is to develop a highly rated data with consideration of several hundred
Mb/s. The working of WPANs is based on the Ultrawideband (UWB) technology that
works by having decisions taken for low power emission in the spectrum by the
Federal communication commission (FCC). The spectrum of power emission ranges
from 3 to 10 GHz. In case of direct sequence proposals of spectrum for the IEEE
802.15.3a is the Task Group (TG) that is directly connected to the proposal of
Multi-Band OFDM Alliance (MBOA). On contrary to previously existing techniques
and technologies the approach used in MBOA provide an additional new Physical
Layer (PHY). The working principle is associated with the decentralized medium
access control (MAC) protocol that is different on a working basis from IEEE
802.15.3 MAC. In the present research, the technical description and insights
of MBOA, PHY layer, IEEE 802.15.3 and MAC is carried out by the means of
simulation of performance.
Related words: Ultrawideband (UWB), Wireless Personal Area Networks
(WP AN), Multi-Band OFDM Alliance (MBOA), Quality of Service (QoS), Distributed
Reservation Protocol (DRP).
I. INTRODUCTION
of the Wireless Personal Area Network
(WPANs)
One of the ubiquitous technologies
is the wireless personal area network (WPANs), for
instance, Bluetooth, standardized
IEEE WPAN working group (WG) 802.1.5 that is a low-cost combination and new
class of wireless applications. The WPANs have a number of applications in the
network industry due to low-cost services, customer satisfaction, and
availability of the services. Another type of WPANs is Universal Serial Bus
(USB) that is dominating the standard for the wired but short-range
connections. In these applications, USB provides maximum throughput that is
increased from 12 Mb/s to 480 Mb/s and it is a cheap service available in the
market. To combine the work, it is important to consider the consumer
electronics multimedia system and the PC peripherals. The other features of
Bluetooth devices are the Multi-Band OFDM Alliance (MBOA). To obtain a
seamlessly integrated devices, MBOA Medium Access Control (MAC) support is used
for the Quality of Service (QoS). The means are isochronous that support the
need of wireless IEEE 1394 with the asynchronous data streams [1].
The setup of IEEE S02 .15.3 MAC
is mainly dependent on the central coordination and work in the highly dynamic
working conditions. In the working process, different and frequent topology
changes are used to check the switching power of devices.
The aim of present work is to
contribute to the development of the key features of MBOA and MAC with
specifications. The paper considers different factors include an overview of
MBOA PHY technology, MBOA MAC technology, and simulation of the topologies [2].
II. High
Speed WPAN PHY of the Wireless
Personal Area Network (WPANs)
MBOA Physical Layer (PHY) uses
the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM). The combination of the
latest technology is dependent on the band hopping, frequency wide bands of
528MHz with the forms of technology on the power basis. The basis at the point
is next generation high-speed WPANs. The design of MBOA PHY is to fabricate to
achieve data of up to 480 Mb/s. The frequency range is between 3168 MHz and
10560 MHz with the defined five-band groups. The frequency band is MBOA with
528 MHz and it is further divided into the 128 OFDM subcarriers from the whole
number of bands as 122 with the pilot subcarriers. The WPANs have a number of
applications in the network industry due to low-cost services, customer
satisfaction, and availability of the services. To obtain a seamlessly
integrated devices, MBOA Medium Access Control (MAC) support is used for the
Quality of Service (QoS).
Table 1:
Modulation data rate
Data Rate
Mb/s
|
Modulation
|
Coding rate ( R )
|
Coded bits that are used as a symbol for the
NCMPS
|
53.3
|
QPSK
|
1/3
|
100
|
80
|
QPSK
|
½
|
100
|
106
|
QPSK
|
1/3
|
200
|
200
|
QPSK
|
5/8
|
200
|
320
|
DCM
|
½
|
200
|
The system is further categorized
in seven Time Frequency Codes (TFC) with one of the common conjunctions. The
Robustness is further increased with interleaving with the blocks of six OFDM
symbols [3].
III. Next
generation WPAN MAC of the Wireless
Personal Area Network (WPANs)
The 0.72 version of new MBOA MAC
layer is designed for the high-speed, low network, and short range
communication infrastructure. The support for QoS faces crucial feature with
eight traffic classes that enable the prioritization [4].
The classes mapped for the four
Access categories in MBOA WPANs with the arbitrary length of packets. The
efficiency of the TDMA based system increase with the introduction of
Prioritized Channel Access (PCA) along with the Distributed Reservation
Protocol (DRP). The Enhanced Distributed Channel Access (EDCA) reserve the
collision-free access for the channel. In the physical device system, the
priority inside devices is to transmit the data packets [5].
The initial value and duration of
the counter determine the slot for the transmission of data packets. In case of
a failed transmission, the device introduces CW that reduce the probability of
collision in the selected devices. The transmission opportunity of data is
dependent on the PCA and DRP with the duration of frame exchange that is
bounded with the TXOP limit. When accessing the new devices, the medium of PCA
is required to be considered for the previously existing reservation. The
limitation in data exchange is due solely due to transmitting devices [4].
a Acknowledgement policies
There are three different types
of acknowledgement policies used in MBOA and these policies are known as No-ACK,
Immediate ACK, and Burst ACK.
b.
Minimum interframe space and aggregation
The burst ACK policy is defined
for the transmission of data and it enhances the efficiency of applying minimum
interface space (MIFS). The interface is between the connected and consecutive
frames. The aggregated stream is subjected to maximum size with the data frame
payload. The bad channel conditions are used to reduce the Packet Error Ratio
(PER) that is further split in MSDU into the maximum of the eight fragments [5].
Figure 1:
Aggregated frame with indices of MSDU
IV. Simulation
analysis of the Wireless Personal Area
Network (WPANs)
The results of the analysis are
further compared to the stochastic simulation that can analyze the efficiency
of MBOA and MAC layer. The simulation was performed with MBOA Orthogonal
Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) Physical Layer (PHY). To obtain a
seamlessly integrated devices, MBOA Medium Access Control (MAC) support is used
for the Quality of Service (QoS). The complementary Cumulative distribution
function (CDF) result in all the stochastic data with the discrete Limited
relative error (LRE). The local correlation is used to measure the accuracy of
empirical estimation of results [6].
Figure 2:
Efficiency of MBOA MAC:
V. Conclusion of the Wireless Personal Area
Network (WPANs)
Summing up all the discussion
from above, it is concluded that wireless communication system is expanding.
Due to this there is need of ultra-band wireless band. Through this system it
will become easy to transfer the data from one end to the other one. This
report is giving some important information related to wireless communication
in ultra-band network. The WPANs have a number of applications in the network
industry due to low-cost services, customer satisfaction, and availability of
the services.
To combine the work, it is
important to consider the consumer electronics multimedia system and the PC
peripherals. The setup of IEEE S02 .15.3 MAC is mainly dependent on the central
coordination and work in the highly dynamic working conditions. The combination
of the latest technology is dependent on the band hopping, frequency wide bands
of 528MHz with the forms of technology on the power basis.
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