Wireless Lan for Iot 5g Applications in a Congested Indoor Environment: Improved Primary Signal Sensing at Millimeter-Wave v-Band [40 – 75 Ghz]

Abstract

Abstract. Presently, the IEEE 802.11ad wireless network standard supports the communication capability within the V band of millimeter-Waves (or mm-Waves) [40 – 75 GHz] for Internet of Things (or IoT) technology. This paper presents an algorithm to improve the Primary Signal 5G (or PS5G) sensing at 60 GHz in WLANIoT-5G (or Wireless Local Area Network for IoT-5G). To achieve that, we aim at investigating and assessing the sensing performances of the PS5G from the Access Point of WLANIoT-5G (or APWLANIoT-5G) by the Secondary User IoT-5G (or SUIoT-5G) in a congested environment using a simple energy detector (or SED) algorithm and a simple recursive estimator (or SRE). In addition, the SUIoT-5G is regarded as a mobile user in WLANIoT-5G by employing the Gauss-Markov Random Mobility Model (or GMRMM). Through various scenario simulations, the performances and the robustness of the proposed algorithm are proved.