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doc.: IEEE 802.11-12/1145r0 Submission December 2012 Jiamin Chen, Huawei Slide 1 IEEE 802.11aj Usage Models Document Date: 2012-10-23 Authors/ contributor: N am e A ffiliations A ddress Phone em ail Jiam in C hen H uawei/HiSilicon N o.156 Beiqing Rd.,H ai-D ian D istrict,Beijing, C hina +86-10-6061-2138 Jiamin.chen@ mai01.huawei.com Xiaom ing Peng Institute forInfocom m Research (I2R) pengxm@ i2r.a-star.edu.sg Eldad Perahia IntelCorporation [email protected] Haim ing W ang SoutheastU niversity (SEU ) hm wang@ seu.edu.cn Zhuo Lan CESI [email protected] Liu Pei H uawei/HiSilicon [email protected] Sun B o ZTE Corporation [email protected] Zhenyu X iao Tsinghua U niversity [email protected] Zhiqiang Li IM ECAS [email protected] Zongru Liu H angZhou M illiw ave Tech.Co.,Ltd jerry.liu@ m illiwave.cn W eixia Zou BUPT [email protected]

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IEEE 802.11aj Usage Models Document

Date: 2012-10-23

Authors/contributor:

Name Affiliations Address Phone email Jiamin Chen Huawei/HiSilicon

No.156 Beiqing Rd.,Hai-Dian District,Beijing, China

+86-10-6061-2138 [email protected]

Xiaoming Peng Institute for Infocomm

Research (I2R)

[email protected]

Eldad Perahia Intel Corporation [email protected]

Haiming Wang Southeast University

(SEU)

[email protected]

Zhuo Lan CESI [email protected]

Liu Pei Huawei/HiSilicon [email protected]

Sun Bo ZTE Corporation [email protected] Zhenyu Xiao Tsinghua University [email protected]

Zhiqiang Li IMECAS [email protected]

Zongru Liu HangZhou Milliwave

Tech. Co.,Ltd

[email protected]

Weixia Zou BUPT [email protected]

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Overview of Usage ModelsCategory # Usage Model

1.Wireless Display 1a Desktop Storage & Display

1b Projection to TV or Projector in Conf Rom

1c In room Gaming

1d Streaming from Camcorder to Display

1e Broadcast TV Field Pick Up

1f Medical Imaging Surgical Procedure Support

2.Distribution of HDTV 2a Lightly compressed video streaming around home

2b Compr. video steaming in a room/ t.o. home

2c Intra Large Vehicle (e.g. airplane ) Applications

2d Wireless Networking for Small Office

2e Remote medical assistance

3.Rapid Upload / Download 3a Rapid Sync-n-Go file transfer

3b Picture by Picture viewing

3c Airplane docking

3d Movie Content Download to car

3e Police / Surveillance Car Upload

4.Backhaul 4a Multi-Media Mesh backhaul

4b Point to Point backhaul

5.Outdoor Campus /Auditorium 5a Video demos / telepresence in Auditorium

5b Public Safety Mesh

6.Manufacturing Floor 6a Manufacturing floor automation

7.Cordless computing 7a Wireless IO / Docking

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Overview of Usage ModelsCategory # Usage Model

8.Portable Device Applications 8a Peer-to-Peer Communication Between Portable Devices

8b Rapid Download Mass Data from Fixed Devices (e.g. Kiosk)

8c Cloud Computing /Storage & Mass Data Synchronization

8d Wireless Peripheral Application (e.g. HD Display , printer, etc.)

9.Wireless Networking 9a Access to Internet/intranet via 60/45GHz Mm-Wave AP

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Category 7: Cordless Computing

• Wireless interfacing with desktop peripherals. Applications will require efficient throughput and low latency at the IO layer.

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Usage Model 7: Wireless IO / Docking

Traffic Conditions: Multiple simultaneous high performance links, some with low latency requirements, others with simply best-effort rates.

Use Case:1. Notebook wirelessly connected to a docking station, or wirelessly connected to multiple wireless peripherals directly2. Can be used in a dense office environment with multiple notebooks communicating to peripherals simultaneously.3.Some data flows have significant latency requirements 4. Some data flows have significant QoS requirements (VoIP, Video streams, etc.)5. Should enable multiple bus types to be transported over the wireless link

slide4---Wireless interfacing with desktop peripherals. Applications will require efficient throughput and low latency at the IO layer.

Pre-Conditions: Cordless computing enables a wireless desktop experience, enabling a host notebook to connect to an array of peripherals, hard drives, printers, DVDs, ethernet, etc., wirelessly in a single home scenario as well as in a dense office environment

Application: Cordless computing requires a solution that will eventually allow the wired IO connectors to disappear completely. These wired IO solutions are already or targeting multi-gigabit bit rates: USBIF is developing USB3 supporting 5Gbps, SATA supports over 2Gbps, and Gigabit Ethernet is also a > 1 gigabit per second IO.•Devices in a cordless dock could include but are not limited to, storage (DAS/NAS), printers, scanners, DVD’s, Ethernet connection. •A typical cordless dock may connect between 2 and 5 devices simultaneously in a remote or dense environment.

Environment: Office scenario with density of approximately one unit per 9m2

on average, and standalone home office usage. Range between notebook and dock will typically be < 3m NLOS. Shared devices can be up to 10m away from dock NLOS. Must be able to connect to various peripherals, monitor, file transfer and WLAN simultaneously. All devices will typically be fixed or stationary during usage.

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Category 8: Portable Device Applications• Portable devices such as smart phones, tablets, laptops, etc. are powerful mini-computers.

Portable devices users can utilize fragments of time to search for information, do e-commerce, enjoy entertainment, share photo /video each other, and run various applications anytime and anywhere. Portable devices are increasing rapidly nowadays, and will become one of the fastest-growing communication industry in future.

• Features of portable device applications operating in millimeter-wave frequency band:‒ Efficient and very high throughput : Users are in lack of patience compared to personal computer users.‒ Low-power consumption: Limited by battery power.‒ QoS support: Low jitter and low latency requirement in some applications.

‒ Support to directional communication: Directionality in millimeter-wave frequency band.‒ Environments can be highly variable: Easy and convenient to carry everywhere .

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Category 8: Portable Device Applications

a. Peer-to-Peer Communication Between Portable Devices

b. Rapid Download Mass Data from Fixed Device (e.g. Kiosk)

c. Cloud Computing /Storage & Mass Data Synchronization

d. Wireless Peripheral Application (e.g. HD Display , printer, etc.)

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Usage Model 8a: Peer-to-Peer Communication Between Portable Devices

Traffic Conditions: •High performance links (2.16GHz bandwidth channel) can carry high throughput traffic, and low-power links(Chinese 1.08GHz bandwidth channel) can carry traffic with lower power requirement.•Some with simply best-effort rates, others with low jitter and low latency requirements. •There is typically no interference from other mm-wave link due to directional transmission and spatial reuse.• Peer-to-peer link is symmetric and bidirectional.

Use Case:1.Users approximately align beam direction of the two portable devices toward each other.2.Users complete secure pairing between two portable devices with minimal user configuration.3.Users select and launch the desired application (e.g. sharing video/pictures, sync files, etc.) 4.When task is complete users exit the application.

Pre-Conditions: Users have wireless connectivity between two portable devices (e.g. smart phone, tablet, laptop, camera, etc.) . Application: •Portable devices users can utilize fragments of time to share mass data such as video/audio, electronic map, picture, etc. with each other in seconds. •Jitter and delay are not critical. Instead, the key metric is the user’s time spent to do a transfer. Less than 1 minute is acceptable. 1-3 minutes may be acceptable. More than 3 minutes may not be acceptable.•Wireless connective between two portable devices for bidirectional controller data of interactive game requirements are: jitter is less than 15 msec, delay is less than 15 msec.Environment: •Environments can be highly variable; e.g. crowded public place , a single home or a dense office, etc. As the chip size and battery power are limited, peer-to-peer link distance between small portable devices such as smart phone, tablet will typically be < 3m , even 10’s centimeters when they operate in 60GHz frequency band.• As the 45GHz frequency band has better propagation characteristics than the 60 GHz frequency band, link distance will be larger and power consumption will be lower when devices operate in Chinese 45GHz frequency band.•Locations are Line Of Sight.•All devices will typically be stationary during usage.

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Usage Model 8b: Rapid Download Mass Data from Fixed Devices

Traffic Conditions: •High performance links (2.16GHz bandwidth channel) can carry high throughput traffic, and low-power links(Chinese 1.08GHz bandwidth channel) can carry traffic with lower power requirement.•Usually with simply best-effort rates.•There is typically no interference from other mm-wave link due to directional transmission and spatial reuse. •Point-to-point link is asymmetric: high data rate from fixed device to portable device, and low data rate reverse link.

Use Case:1.User approximately aligns beam direction of the portable device toward the fixed device antenna.2.User completes secure pairing between the two devices with minimal user configuration.3.User selects and downloads the desired mass data (e.g. video/pictures, data files, etc.). 4.When task is complete user exits the application.

Pre-Conditions: User has wireless connectivity between pportable device and fixed device(e.g. kiosk, PC, etc.) .

Application: •Users can download mass data (e.g. HD movie, TV play/news/ entertainment video or audio, picture library etc.) to their portable devices from kiosk(or PC) deployed at public crowded places for mass data cache, to reduce data traffic overload on backbone network. •Jitter and delay are not critical. Instead, the key metric is the user’s time spent to do a transfer. •Less than 1 minute is acceptable. 1-3 minutes may be acceptable. More than 3 minutes is not acceptable.

Environment: •Environments can be variable; e.g. crowded public places such as railway stations, airports, shopping mall, or home ,office. •Fixed devices can adopt phased array antenna with more array element, then the beam can be narrow, and signal transmission range can be larger. So, link distance can typically be 3-5m or more when devices operate in 60GHz frequency band.•Link distance can be larger and power consumption will be lower when devices operate in Chinese 45GHz frequency band.•Typically locations are Line of Sight.• All devices will typically be stationary during usage.

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Usage Model 8c: Cloud Computing /Storage & Mass Data Synchronization

Traffic Conditions: •High performance links (2.16GHz bandwidth channel) can carry high throughput traffic, and low-power links(Chinese 1.08GHz bandwidth channel) can carry traffic with lower power requirement.•Usually with simply best-effort rates. •There is typically no interference from other mm-wave link due to directional transmission and spatial reuse.• Point-to-point link can be symmetric(cloud computing) or asymmetric(mass data synchronization).

Use Case:1.User approximately aligns beam direction of the portable device toward the antenna of server/PC.2.User completes secure pairing between the two devices with minimal user configuration.3.User select and launch the desired application (e.g. cloud computing, etc.). 4.When task is complete user exits the application.

Pre-Conditions: User has wireless connectivity between portable device and cloud computing server or backup server or PC etc.

Application: •Portable device can be wirelessly connected to cloud computing server to transfer heavy cloud traffic or to synchronize mass data to/from backup server. •Since cellular network have relatively expensive data plan and lower data rate when compared to LAN, mass data can be uploaded from portable device to a PC or a laptop for cache with very high data rate, and then be relatively slowly sent to cloud server with the utilization of wired local network. •Downloading mass data form cloud server to portable device can be similar to the upload procedure.

Environment: •Environments usually can be home, office, manufacturing floor, etc.• Link distance can typically be 3-5m or more when devices operate in 60GHz frequency band. Link distance can be larger and power consumption will be lower when devices operate in Chinese 45GHz frequency band.•Locations are Line Of Sight. •All devices will typically be stationary during usage.

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Usage Model 8d: Wireless Peripheral Application

Traffic Conditions: •High performance links (2.16GHz bandwidth channel) can carry high throughput traffic, and low-power links(Chinese 1.08GHz bandwidth channel) can carry traffic with lower power requirement.•Some with simply best-effort rates(storage etc.), others with QoS requirements(video, etc.) •There is typically no interference from other mm-wave link due to directional transmission and spatial reuse.•Point-to-point link will be symmetric or asymmetric, bidirectional or unidirectional.

Use Case:1.User aligns beam direction of the portable device to the antenna of peripheral.2.User completes secure pairing between the portable device and peripheral with minimal user configuration.3.User select and launch the desired peripheral application with the utilization of wireless technology. 4.When task is complete user exits the application.

Pre-Conditions: User has wireless connectivity between portable devices and peripherals such as HD displays, projectors, printers, DVDs, etc.

Application: •Portable devices can be wirelessly connected to peripherals instead of traditional cable connection, e.g, enabling portable device to wirelessly display movie or picture to display devices such as HD-TV/projector, or to print file/picture wirelessly, etc. •Peripherals include but are not limited to, storage (DAS/NAS), display, printers, scanners, wireless dockings, DVD’s, HD player, STB.

Environment: •Environments can be home, office, etc. Range between portable device and peripheral will typically be <3m LOS. •As Chinese 45GHz frequency band has better propagation characteristics than the 60 GHz frequency band, link distance will be larger and power consumption will be lower when devices operate in Chinese 45GHz frequency band.•Usually only be able to connect to one peripheral simultaneously. •All devices will typically be stationary during usage.

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Category 9: Wireless Networking

• One or more End-Devices (fixed or portable) can be wirelessly connected to an AP to access internet/intranet or general data network in home or office with the utilization of 60/45GHz mm-wave communication technology. Multiple links and data streams may require varying QoS and throughput.

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Usage Model 9a: Access to Internet/Interanet via 60/45GHz Mm-Wave AP

Traffic Conditions: •One or more End-Devices can access to an AP to form a service set. Multiple links and data stream with varying QoS, reliability, and throughput requirements, some with simply best-effort rates (downloading), others with QoS requirements(video, VoIP, etc.) •High performance links (2.16GHz bandwidth channel) can carry high throughput traffic, and low-power links(Chinese 1.08GHz bandwidth channel) can carry traffic with lower power requirement.•There is typically no interference from other mm-wave link due to directional transmission and spatial reuse.

Use Case:1.User approximately aligns beam direction of the End-Device to the antenna of AP.2.User completes secure pairing between the End-Device and AP with minimal user configuration.3.User commences to surf the internet/intranet or launch the desired application at different time with the utilization of mm-wave communication technology. 4.When task is complete user exits the application or disconnects from AP.

Pre-Conditions: User has operational WLAN network for internet or intranet access. User has wireless connectivity between End-Device (fixed or portable) and AP(access point).

Application: •End-Device can be wirelessly connected to an AP for internet/intranet accessing or general data networking. •User can wirelessly surf the internet/intranet for business or for entertainment such as collect/send e-mail, search for information, do e-commerce, update personal website, watch news/video, etc.•Multiple applications may run at the same time.

Environment: •Environments can be highly variable, e.g. crowded public place , a single home or a dense office, air plane, high-speed train etc. Link distance between End-Device and AP will typically be 3-10m LOS when devices operate in 60GHz frequency band. •As Chinese 45GHz frequency band has better propagation characteristics than the 60 GHz frequency band, link distance will be larger and power consumption will be lower when devices operate in Chinese 45GHz frequency band.•All devices will be stationary during usage. •A ceiling installation for AP is strongly recommended so that mm-wave links will not be easily blocked by obstacles such as furniture, human body on the floor.

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References

This document utilizes the template in the IEEE 802.11ad Usage Model document, 11-09-0583-00-00ad-tgad-usage-model.ppt.

1.11-09-0391-00-00ad-implications-of-usage-models-on-tgad-network-architecture.ppt

2.11-09-0161-02-00ac-802-11ac-usage-model-document.ppt

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