“Performance Comparison of the Radio Link Protocols of IEEE 802.11a and HIPERLAN/2” – Hui Li, et al. Presentation byTom Bruns.

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“Performance Comparison of the Radio Link Protocols of IEEE a and HIPERLAN/2” – Hui Li, et al. Presentation byTom Bruns

Outline IEEE standard Physical Layers MAC features HIPERLAN/2 standard MAC features Comparison

What is IEEE ? Standard for wireless local area networks (wireless LANs) developed in 1990 by IEEE Intended for home or office use (primarily indoor) standard describes the MAC layer, while other substandards (802.11a, b) describe the physical layer Wireless version of the Ethernet (802.3) standard

Network Setup Basic Network Setup is Cellular Mobile Terminals (MT) connect with Access Points (AP) Standard also supports ad-hoc networking where MT’s talk directly to MT’s

IEEE Physical Layers b802.11a Modulation SchemeDSSSOFDM Spectrum (GHz)2.4 – , Data Rate (Mbps)1 – Subchannels11 overlapping8 independent InterferenceMicrowave, Cordless Phones,Bluetooth, HomeRF, Light Bulbs! HyperLAN II AvailabilityTodayLate August? Cost$250 AP, $100 PC Card??? (same)

Media Access Control- Ethernet CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection) If media is sensed idle, transmit If media is sensed busy, wait until idle and then transmit immediately Collisions can occur if more than one user transmits at the same time If a collision is detected, stop transmitting. Reschedule transmission according to exponential backoff

Media Access Control (802.11) Would like to use CSMA Nice for bursty traffic Make for seamless replacement of wired LANs with wireless LANS Use CSMA, but can’t use CD P T /P R ratio is too high Don’t want to waste energy on mobiles Use Collision Avoidance instead Don’t always start transmitting immediately after someone else

CSMA/CA Details SIFS (Short Interframe Space) DIFS (Distributed Interframe Space) Scenario: B and C want to transmit, but A currently has control of medium B randomly selects 7 slots of backoff, C selects 4 slots C transmits first, then B

What is HIPERLAN/2? European standard developed by ETSI/BRAN (European Telecommunications Standards Institute/Broadband Radio Access Networks) Physical Layer is very similar to a (OFDM operating in the 5 GHz spectrum) Standard based on wireless ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)

HIPERLAN/2 MAC BCH – Miscellaneous header FCH – Details how the DL and UL phases will be allocated ACH – Feedback on which resource requests were received RCH – Random access resource request

Performance Comparison

Conclusions IEEE is a widely accepted standard in the United States for wireless LANs Primarily a “cellular” random access scheme with provisions for ad hoc networking and contention free access b products are available now, but better to wait for a products later this year HIPERLAN/2 is being pushed in Europe Wireless ATM solution for real-time traffic Standard reflects the network topology There is an effort to agree on one world-wide standard, keep your fingers crossed