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Demonstration of additional required features in a LTE / LTE-A network for supporting M2M communication

Team:Shubhabrata Mukherjee

Naveen Kumar Arakere Venkatappa

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AGENDA Introduction

Main Objectives

Architecture

Demonstration of selected featuresSimulations of features using RiverBed SimulatorReal-time demonstrations using Acrylic Wi-Fi Analyzer

Future Aspects

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What is M2M M2M (ETSI TC M2M) - Communication between two or more

entities that do not necessarily need any direct human intervention

MTC (3GPP SA2 SIMTC) - A form of data communication which involves one or more entities that do not necessarily need human interaction

M2M (IEEE 802.16p) - Information exchange between a Subscriber station and a Server in the core network (through a base station) or between Subscriber station, which may be carried out without any human interaction.

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Main Objectives Create a survey on the required features in LTE

or LTE – A network to support an M2M functionalities.

Demonstrate a few of those additional features in using multiple simulation platforms.

Demonstrate real time scenario to support the model.

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LTE ArchitectureEUTRAN: – eNodeb

EPC:– MME ( Mobility

management entity)– SGW ( Service Gateway)– PGW (Packet data Gateway)

HSS(Home subscriber server)

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M2M Architecture on LTE / LTE A

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Features demonstration • DRX (Discontinuous Transmission)

Scheme.Power

optimization feature:

• Specific Admission control features for H2H & M2M.

Traffic load balancing feature:

• New category devices development.Device specific

feature enhancements

• Ensuring fair coexistence between LTE-U & Wi-Fi

LTE & Wi-Fi in 5 GHz band:

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M2M network using Riverbed Simulator

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DRX: Discontinuous Transmission

Adjustable inactivity timer settings. LTE Advanced with deep sleep feature. Reduce unnecessary retransmission Longer battery life.

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Admission Control

Specific loading factor settings for machine & human. Specific QoS definition for H2H & M2M. Group based policy development for M2M devices. GBR , NGBR, MBR based user categorization.

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Simpler M2M device development

Low UL / DL support up to 1 Mbps Half duplex mode support Low device bandwidth as 1.4 MHz Low Tx power <20 dBm Low device complexity & cost up to 25%.

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Transmitter settings for M2M

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End to End delay and throughput for Rx A

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Total received power at Rx A & transmit power at Tx A

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Path loss & Packet drop at Rx A

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Co-existing LTE & Wi-Fi in 5 GHz band

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Co-Existence of Wi-Fi Signals

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Co-Existence of Wi-Fi Signals Contd…

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FUTURE ASPECTS Application of M2M for communication between medical

devices.

Green energy based device eco-system development.

Development of BAN (Body Area Network) from M2M architecture.

Effective co-existence of Wi-Fi & LTE network: “MuLTEfire™”

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Credits and QuestionsRecent Advancements in M2M Communications in 4G Networks and Evolution Towards 5G:by Rapeepat Ratasuk‡, Athul Prasad, Zexian Li, Amitava Ghosh, and Mikko A. Uusitalo: Nokia Networks, Arlington Heights, IL, USA.

LTE-U/LAA, MuLTEfire™ and Wi-Fi; making best use of unlicensed spectrum, September, 2015, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

M2M Communications in 3GPP LTE/LTE-A Networks: Architectures, Service Requirements, Challenges, and Applications”:by Fayezeh Ghavimi, Graduate Student Member, IEEE, and Hsiao-Hwa Chen, IEEE.

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