Time reversal and equal gain transmission for 60 GHz millimeter waves orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing systems

Bouzigues, Marc-Antoine; Siaud, Isabelle; Ulmer-Moll, Anne-Marie; Hélard, Maryline

doi:10.1109/onlinegreencom.2014.7114420

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“…For that purpose, we compare {α,β} metric variations along with different throughputs ranged from 1386 to 4158 Mbps. GLB values are deduced from link level performance carried out in [28]. SE-based decision would choose the highest throughput.…”

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“…GLB metric versus SE CQI decision test case: IEEE802.11 ad link level performance has been evaluated [28] with a STBC Alamouti code setup in a multiple input single output (MISO) configuration with a single spatial stream (NSS = 1), two N TX antennas, and a single receiver antenna N RX . Simulated MCS and associated link level parameters are deduced from simulations (Table 4).…”

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Green-oriented multi-techno link adaptation metrics for 5G heterogeneous networks

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Ulmer-Moll

2016

J Wireless Com Network

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Fifth generation (5G) technical requirements turned toward end-to-end capacity increase with limited latency and constant network power consumption involve dedicated research topics. Multiple radio access techniques are one of the most promising paradigm safeguarding throughput increase and seamless connectivity in heterogeneous networks. Link adaptation metrics are then required to achieve radio link selection and multiple interface management. Following mobile network capacity increase trends, link adaptation metrics focused on spectrum efficiency maximization are implicitly sought, involving high network power consumption. This paper presents a novel link adaptation metric turned toward a power efficient radio link selection which warrants QoS and performs a fair comparison between independent air interfaces in a multiple radio access technique context. A procedure is proposed to practically evaluate the metric upon each air interface, thanks to the introducion of new normalized propagation selectivity parameters with respect to system parameters allowing a unified characterization of the propagation link reliability, tuning up the metric decision. Performance and transmit power gains resulting from the metric application are appraised upon wireless hot spot extensions covering 5GHz and 60GHz Wi-Fi technologies and mm-wave ultra-wide-band transmissions.

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