MAC Simulator Calibration Results

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MAC Simulator Calibration Results Month Year Doc Title September 2014 MAC Simulator Calibration Results Date: 2014-09-10 Authors: S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Summary Scenarios for MAC simulator calibration are defined in [1] and some calibration results have been shown [2]-[4] This document provides the results of NTT’s MAC simulator with following calibration scenarios. Test 1: overhead tests MAC overhead with A-MPDU and block ACK [Test 1a] w/o RTS/CTS [Test 1b] w/ RTS/CTS Test 2: Deferral tests [Test 2a] APs defer when they should [Test 2b] APs don’t defer when they shouldn’t Test 3: NAV deferral The results of Test 1a, 1b and 2a are well matched with [2], [3]. However test 2b is difficult to match because the assumptions are complicated compared to other scenarios. For scenarios with hidden terminals like test 2b, we should accommodate some assumptions (e.g., Frame error of A-MPDU, procedure for A-MPDU retransmission, ACK frame error) NTT’s assumptions are described in slide 10 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Test 1a: MAC overhead w/o RTS/CTS Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 1a: MAC overhead w/o RTS/CTS ■Scenario Should be MCS0 minus overhead Assumption is that PER is 0 Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF OFF ON (FIXED to MCS 0 or MCS 8) 1 m STA 1 AP1 Test Items Check points Standard definition Matching? A-MPDU duration Tcp2-Tcp1= ceil((FrameLength*8)/rate/OFDMsymbolduration) * OFDMsymbolduration + PHY Header  ○ (3.844 ms) SIFS Tcp3-Tcp2=16 us 16 us ○  ACK duration Tcp4-Tcp3= ceil((ACKFrameLength*8)/rate/OFDMsymbolduration) * OFDMsymbolduration + PHY Header (68 μs) Defer & backoff duration Tcp5-Tcp4= DIFS(34 us)+backoff (CWmin) =34us+n*9us BA Frame Format @ 24Mbit/s S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Results of Test 1a September 2014 MSDU size , MCS index Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Results of Test 1a MSDU size , MCS index Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] Simlated throughput by Qualcomm [Mbit/s] Simulated throughput by Nokia [Mbit/s] Calcurated throughput (by Nokia) 500 bytes, mcs index = 0 5.25 N/A 5.29 5.32 1500 bytes, 5.84 5.83 2000 bytes, 5.75 5.74 5.78 mcs index = 8 62.7 63.85 64.06 69.7 70.0 70.73 70.91 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Test 1b: MAC overhead w/ RTS/CTS Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 1b: MAC overhead w/ RTS/CTS ■Scenario Should be MCS0 minus overhead Assumption is that PER is 0 Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF ON OFF ( FIXED to MCS 0 or MCS 8) 1 m STA 1 AP1 6 Mbit/s Test Items Check points Standard definition Matching? RTS duration Tcp2-Tcp1= ceil((RTSFrameLength*8)/rate/OFDMsymbolduration) * OFDMsymbolduration + PHY Header  ○ (52 μs) CTS duration Tcp4-Tcp3= ceil((CTSFrameLength*8)/rate/OFDMsymbolduration) * OFDMsymbolduration + PHY Header (44 μs) Frame duration Tcp6-Tcp5= ceil((FrameLength*8)/rate/OFDMsymbolduration) * OFDMsymbolduration + PHY Header (3.844 ms) 6 Mbit/s S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Results of Test 1b September 2014 MSDU size , MCS index Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Results of Test 1b MSDU size , MCS index Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] Simlated throughput by Qualcomm [Mbit/s] Simulated throughput by Nokia [Mbit/s] Calcurated throughput (by Nokia) 500 bytes, mcs index = 0 5.07 N/A 5.15 5.12 1500 bytes, 5.66 5.65 2000 bytes, 5.49 5.52 mcs index = 8 60.6 61.94 61.73 67.5 67.9 68.76 68.45 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Test 2a: Deferral Test 1 ■Scenario September 2014 Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 2a: Deferral Test 1 ■Scenario AP1 and AP2 should defer to each other The only packet loss is due to collisions when backoff end at the same time Compare PER and TPUT metrics d1=1m AP1 AP 2 d2=1 STA 2 STA 1 d2=1 (AP1 and STA2 are essentially co-located) Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF ON or OFF ON OFF (FIXED to MCS 0) S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Results of Test 2a September 2014 MSDU size , RTS/CTS Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Results of Test 2a MSDU size , RTS/CTS Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] Simlated throughput by Qualcomm [Mbit/s] Simulated throughput by Nokia [Mbit/s] 500 bytes, Off 4.96 N/A 5.04 1500 bytes, 5.55 5.53 2000 bytes, 5.51 5.50 On 5.08 5.18 5.67 5.56 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Test 2b: Deferral Test 2 ■Scenario September 2014 Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 2b: Deferral Test 2 ■Scenario AP1 and AP 2 should not defer to each other Because received signal from other AP is < -82dBm Compare PER and TPUT metrics STA 2 AP 2 d2=60m AP1 d2=60m STA 1 The distance between AP and STA is shorter than the scenario in [1]. It is suitable for the assumptions described in the next slide. It can set the same value as the scenario in [1] if we complete PHY abstraction. Simulation runs time = 100sec, the number of realizations = 6 Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF OFF ON (FIXED to MCS 0) S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Test 2b: Deferral Test 2 ■Assumptions September 2014 Basic PER Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 2b: Deferral Test 2 ■Assumptions Basic PER If an A-MPDU is interference free, it can be decoded without frame error. Influence of collision If the PHY header is overlapped with collision frame, the reception of an A-MPDU fails If the PHY header is interference free and an A-MPDU subframe is overlapped with collision frame, only the reception of the corresponding A-MPDU subframe fails ACK frame error Even if an ACK frame is overlapped with collision frame, it is successfully received when SINR is large enough to regard BER is zero. In this scenario, the reception of an ACK frame at both APs can be always regarded as interference free. (i.e., the collision of the ACK frame at AP1 is caused by only data frames from AP2.) Retransmission If no Block ACK is received within timeout duration and retry counter is under the retry limit, AP retransmit the A-MPDU. If a Block ACK is received and it shows that one or more A-MPDU subframes are not successfully received, AP retransmit only the failed A-MPDU subframes. CW size The min and max CW sizes follow the EDCA parameters as AC_BE The min CW size is 15, The max CW size is 1023 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Simlated throughput by NTT Simlated throughput by Qualcomm [Mbit/s] Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Results of Test 2b MSDU size , RTS/CTS Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] Simlated throughput by Qualcomm [Mbit/s] 1500 bytes, Off 1.27 1.28 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Test 3: NAV deferral ■Scenario Same as test 2b, but with RTS/CTS on Simulation runs time = 100sec, the number of realizations = 6 STA 2 AP 2 AP1 d2=60m d2=60m STA 1 Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF OFF ON OFF (FIXED to MCS 0) ■Results MSDU size , RTS/CTS Simlated throughput by NTT [Mbit/s] 1500 bytes, On 5.36 S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

September 2014 Conclusions We have conducted simulation works for MAC calibration and the results are basically aligned with the results of other companies. For the Test 2b and Test 3, details of the MAC parameters should be specified in order for the simulation results by different companies to be aligned. S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT)

Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Reference [1] 11-14-0967-05-00ax-proposed-mac-calibration-text [2] 11-14-0600-00-00ax-mac-simulator-calibration [3] 11-14-0892-00-00ax-mac-calibration-test-to- simulation-scenario [4] 11-14-0869-00-00ax-mac-calibration-results S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Appendix September 2014 Month Year Doc Title S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company

Backoff procedure, N=20 September 2014 ■Scenario ■Result of Throughput Month Year Doc Title September 2014 Backoff procedure, N=20 ■Scenario d=1m All nodes can decode each others packets, if not collisions occur; collisions are always destructive. Number STAs = 20 Uplink Only Mac features RTS/CTS BACKOFF AGGREGATION RATE CONTROL ON/OFF OFF ON FIXED MCS 0 to start ■Result of Throughput NTT: 4.27 Mbit/s Qualcomm: 4.31 Mbit/s S. Shinohara and A. Kishida (NTT) John Doe, Some Company