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Hybrid OFDMA/CSMA Based Medium Access Control for Next-Generation Wireless LANs. Yaser Pourmohammadi Fallah, Salman Khan, Panos Nasiopoulos, Hussein Alnuweiri IEEE ICC 2008 學生:黃志堅. Outline. Introduction OFDMA System Specifications Hybrid OFDMA/CSMA MAC Design - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Hybrid OFDMA/CSMA Based Medium Access
Control for Next-Generation Wireless LANs
Yaser Pourmohammadi Fallah, Salman Khan, Panos Nasiopoulos, Hussein Alnuweiri
IEEE ICC 2008學生:黃志堅
Outline
Introduction OFDMA System Specifications Hybrid OFDMA/CSMA MAC Design Analysis And Performance Evaluation Conclusion
Introduction
The efficiency and scalability of WLAN is greatly dependent on multiple access (MA)
Address low CSMA\CA MAC efficiency under heavy loading conditions in crowded WLANs
Support multimedia traffic and variable length packet transmission in the MAC
Use orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) to solve
OFDMA System Specifications
OFDMA System Specifications
Subchannels formed from grouping subcarriers together may be adjacent
higher throughput in fixed, portable and low mobility may be distributed
high throughput in mobility applications
HYBRID OFDMA/CSMA MAC DESIGN
Their proposed MAC uses a two stage frame delivery process Transmission opportunity Request (TR) phase Scheduled data Transmission (ST) phase
OFDMA is used in the TR phase and the ST phase uses controlled CSMA
MAC Operation Timeline
MIFS < CIFS < RIFS
TO Request (TR) Phase 1/2
AP keeps track of the number of associated stations (Q) and active stations (n) first assigns the active stations, then distributes th
e rest of the stations Assign number of (more than one) station to
each subchannel To achieve even higher performance
AP can dynamically change the number of subchannels
assign stations to different subchannels
TO Request (TR) Phase 2/2
Each subchannel uses its own separate CSMA/CA procedure
After a station transmits a TR message, it will wait for a response from the AP a poll position in the schedule
If no response is received, the station will interpret this as a collision (or lost packet) doubles its contention window size selects new random backoff number
Scheduled Transmission (ST) Phase 1/2
All subchannels in the ST phase are assigned to only one station at a given time
The schedule and order of access are enforced broadcast messages indicating the schedule explicit poll (TO assignment) messages
Scheduled Transmission (ST) Phase 2/2
Quality of Service and Multimedia Support
To enable QoS and multimedia provisioning for the proposed MAC prioritized random access scheduled guaranteed access
Provide priority services, we specify different limits for contention window sizes
Also required that the access point schedule TOs for higher priority ahead of the others
PARAMETERS USED FOR SIMULATION
Analytical Modeling
= of subchannel i
Number of backoff
Throughput
802.11
CSMA/CA
CSMA/CA with RTS/CTS
Model Validation
CSMA/CA vs. OFDMA/CSMA
Maximum Throughput
Effect of Increasing The Load
32 stations
Conclusion
The MAC protocol they proposed combines OFDMA with CSMA/CA mechanisms
Compared to CDMA systems, combat fading with less complexity
Compared to TDMA systems, it suitable for a combination of data and multimedia traffic
Another research subject that can be based on the design of scheduling algorithms