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Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)

Submission Title: [MM-wave WPAN Meeting System Using OFDM]Date Submitted: [18 March, 2004]Source: [Kei Obara] Company [SIEMENS]Address [3-4, Hikarino-oka, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 239-0847, Japan]Voice:[+81(46) 847-5129], FAX: [+81(46) 847-5089], E-Mail:[K.Obara@crl.go.jp]

[Hiroyo Ogawa] Company [Communication Research Laboratory, Incorporated Administrative Agency]Address [3-4 Hikarino-oka, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, 239-09847 Japan.]Voice: [81-46-847-5066], FAX: [81-46-847-5079]E-mail: [hogawa@crl.go,jp]Re: []Abstract: [Overview of WPAN meeting system using OFDM.]

Purpose: [MM-wave Interest group March 2004 submission.]

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MM-Wave WPAN Meeting System using OFDM

Kei Obara

SIEMENS

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Background

At the campus or company, meeting could be taken place at any place where people meet.

High speed WPAN is suitable for nomadic meeting support system because of easy network setup.

This application

Requires : High data rate, Secure access

Doesn’t require : Long distance transmission, High mobility

Millimeter wave could be a good solution

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Main features of the system

Wideband OFDM in MM-Wave band --- taking advantage of sufficient bandwidth in 60-70GHz.

2 different protocols implemented

(a) Ad Hoc protocol – enables automatic master-slave configuration

(b) Multi-hop protocol – avoids NLOS problem in MM-Wave

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Why OFDM ?

• Wide band antenna is preferred for this system --- users don’t have to adjust antenna direction

• By using wide band antenna, the system experiences strong multipath effect in millimeter wave band

By using OFDM, multipath effect can be minimized

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Major parameters of prototype system

Symbol period (data) 2.56usGuard interval 0.32, 064usSubcarrier (data) 192Pilot 16Subcarrier bandwidth 390KHzOutmost subcarrier band81.25MHz

BPSK (R=1/ 2, 3/ 4) User data rate (34, 50Mbps)Modulation QPSK (R=1/ 2, 3/ 4) User data rate (66, 100Mbps)

8PSK (R=1/ 2, 3/ 4) User data rate (100, 150Mbps)16QAM (R=1/ 2, 3/ 4) User data rate (134,200Mbps)

IF frequency 1.5GHz

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The test protocol was developed to meet the requirements in a small office or home environment

　 　 In the initial stage, Master / Slave mode is selectable. Slaves are synchronized to Master

　 　 A slave can change to a master in case a master was stopped or transferred into a slave mode

The AP down command from any given MT in the network enables the user remotely to turn an AP into a MT

Tim

e

Terminal 1

Switched onSwitched on

Switched OFF Mode Change Request

First terminal becomes Master

When the Master is switched off, another terminal becomes Master (selectable by different length of timer)

1 Master + 2 Slaves System

Any Slave terminal is able to become Master by sending mode change request

Terminal 3Terminal 2

MasterMasterSlave

Switched on

Slave

MasterMaster

Slave MasterMaster

Ad hoc Protocol -- Concept

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Multi-hop Protocol – Concept (case 1)

Case 1:When AP and MT are in NLOS condition, MT start a link via EP.

AP (Access Point)

EP (Extension Point)

MT(Mobile Terminal)

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Case 2:MT keeps watching 2 links and use the better one to access to AP.

Multi-hop Protocol – Concept (case 2)

AP (Access Point)

EP (Extension Point)

MT(Mobile Terminal)

Better li

nk

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70GHz RF front end with 60degrees antenna

Baseband

IF adaptor

Developed system

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Conclusions

Short range (2-4m ??) and high speed WPAN system could be one of expected applications of mm-wave systems

OFDM is employed for mm-wave WPAN system to reduce maltipath effect

Ad hoc protocol has been implemented into the OFDM modem for easy network set up for small office/ meeting scenario.

Multi hop protocol has been implemented ad minimize NLOS problem in millimeter wave ad hoc scenario

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Backup slides

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Linkbudget @ 70GHz , distance=4m

Distance 4m

TX power 8dBmTX antenna gain8dBPath loss @ 4m 81.4dBRX antenna gain8dB

Received power-61.4dBm

kTB (@300K) -174dBm/HzBandwidth 100MHzNF 8dB

Thermal noise -86dBm

CNR 24dB