Performance evaluation of Real Time Communication over Wi-Fi

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Performance evaluation of Real Time Communication over Wi-Fi Month Year Doc Title Performance evaluation of Real Time Communication over Wi-Fi Date: 2017-11-12 Authors: Name Affiliation Address Phone Email Evgeny Khorov IITP RAS khorov@frtk.ru Dmitry Bankov bankov@iitp.ru   Evgeny Khorov John Doe, Some Company

Outline Preemptive Service AX-like approach Simulation results Nov 2018 Outline Preemptive Service AX-like approach Simulation results Evgeny Khorov

Preemptive service. Own RT packet Nov 2018 Preemptive service. Own RT packet RT packet arrives in the queue of the same STA Data Time Data Real Time Data Ack SIFS Time [1] WTSN (Wi-Fi Time Sensitive Networking) doc.:IEEE 802.11-17/1734r1 Evgeny Khorov

Preemptive service. Alien transmission Nov 2018 Preemptive service. Alien transmission RT packet arrives in the queue of another STA Non-RT STA Data Channel is busy Data Time IFS SIFS Data Ack RT STA Busy tone in the service channel Time The RT STA generates busy tone in the service channel when it has an RT frame. Any ongoing transmissions should be cancelled. If no busy tone is in the service channel, the RT frame can be transmitted PIFS after the main channel becomes idle. Otherwise, RT frames contend for the channel access according to EDCA (high priority queue) [1] WTSN (Wi-Fi Time Sensitive Networking) doc.: IEEE 802.11-17/1734r1 Evgeny Khorov

Assigned to specific STAs or Random Access (RA) Nov 2018 AX-like approach Frequency TF RU m MSBA Other Transmissions TF … RU 2 RU 1 Time SIFS SIFS Trigger Frame Resource Units Assigned to specific STAs or Random Access (RA) Multi Station Block-Ack Evgeny Khorov

AX-like approach. Possible Algorithm Nov 2018 AX-like approach. Possible Algorithm Frequency TF MSBA RU 1 RU 2 RU m … TF MSBA RU 1 RU 2 RU m … TF MSBA RU 1 RU 2 RU m … Time RU 1 is for RT Random Access RU 2…m are used for usual DATA or RT DATA. RU duration is short enough to allow 3 TX within delay budget. Evgeny Khorov

AX-like approach. Possible Algorithm Nov 2018 AX-like approach. Possible Algorithm Non-RT RU RU m STAs: m, 2m, … STAs: m RU m RT RA RU, idle … … STAs: 2m … RT RU, idle RU 2 STAs: 2, m+2 , … STAs: m+2 RU 2 RT RU, success RU 1 STAs: 1, m+1 , … STAs: 2 RU 1 RT RU Collision RU 0 RU 0 RU 0 RU 0 Apart from that, STA m+2 transmits. Time STAs 1, 2, m, 2m transmit RT frames By default, the AP allocates 1 RUs for random access In case of collision, the remaining m RUs are allocated for RA RT uniformly for those STAs, which might participate in the collision If the number of RT STAs is greater than m, each RU is allocated for several STAs Evgeny Khorov

Performance evaluation Nov 2018 Performance evaluation 1 AP, 10 non-RT STAs transmitting frames in saturated mode N RT STAs generate 32B frames (Poisson process with λ-1 = 50 ms) All STAs use MCS5 If a frame is not delivered within 1ms, it is dropped. Tdata= 0.9 ms (non-OFDMA), Trt= 0.06 ms, Period of RUs = 0,28ms, BW=40MHz, Nru=18 Packet loss ratio (both collisions and drops) Portion of throughput for usual DATA Evgeny Khorov