CS 525M – Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Seminar Mingzhe Li April 27, 2004 Course Project Progress Report An Extension of Rate-Adaptive MAC Protocol For.

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CS 525M – Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Seminar Mingzhe Li April 27, 2004 Course Project Progress Report An Extension of Rate-Adaptive MAC Protocol For NS2 Simulator

Outline Introduction Receiver Based Auto Rate Implementation in NS-2 Validation and Simulation Summary

Introduction Project Introduction –Implement Rate-Adaptive MAC Protocol using Receiver Based Auto Rate (RBAR) algorithm in latest NS2 simulator (version 2.27). –Apply latest physical parameters to NS2 simulator –Validation the simulator by reproduce the previous simulation results Motivation –IEEE standard supports multi-rate adaptation –Latest hardware supports multi-rate adaptation –NS2 doesn’t have a build rate adaptation algorithm –Latest NS2 version have more features over the earlier version –Future research requests multi-rate MAC layer protocol, such as performance analysis, routing protocols, and etc.

Receiver Based Auto Rate Modulation and dataRate_ –High data rate modulation leads to higher throughput –Also leads to higher BER when SNR is low RBAR –Receiver choose the right dataRate_ based on the SNR of receiving RTS packet. –Receiver send the dataRate_ to the sender in CTS packet. –Sender send the DATA packet using the right dataRate_ M i : is the modulation scheme θ i : is SNR threshold at which BER(M i )=1E-5

Implementation in NS-2 What’s new in NS-2.27 related to multirate adaptation –PLCP (Physical Layer Convergence Protocol) transmit at a fixed rate. – PLCPDataRate_ (1Mbps) –Basic data for transmitting control pkts (CTS, RTS and ACK) – basicRate_ (1Mbps) –Can choose different data rate for transmitting DATA – dataRate_ (1-11Mbps) Instead of using SNR, use the receiving power – Pr Files modified or created: –./tcl/lib/ns-default.tcl./tcl/lib/ns-packet.tcl –./common/packet-stamp.h./common/packet.h –./mobile/prop_ricean.cc./mobile/prop_ricean.h –./mac/mac-802_11.cc./mac/mac-802_11.h –./mac/wireless-phy.cc

Physical Layer parameter ParameterDexcription Frequency range2400MHz to 2484MHz Transmitter Power15 dbm ± 2db 11 Mbps (CCK) Sensitivity-82 dbm6.310e-12 mw 5.5 Mbps (CCK) Sensitivity-87 dbm1.995e-12 mw 2 Mbps (DQPSK) Sensitivity-91 dbm7.943e-13 mw 1 Mbps (DBPSK) Sensitivity-94 dbm3.981e-13 mw Carrier Sense Threshold-108 dbm1.585e-14 mw Capture Threshold10 System Loss0 dbm

Validation and Simulation Fading –Creating fading: Ricean Fading Model –Distance between two nodes: 390 m –Simulation time: 24s –Compare throughput with single rate MAC layer at 1, 2, 5.5, and 11 Mbps Mobility –Node 2 move away from Node 1 at 20m/s –Simulation time: 50s (1000m) –Compare throughput with single rate MAC layer at 1, 2, 5.5, and 11 Mbps

Fading – receiving power

Fading – rate adaptation

Fading – throughput

Mobility – receiving power

Mobility – rate adaptation

Mobility – throughput

Summary Implement Rate-Adaptive MAC Protocol using Receiver Based Auto Rate (RBAR) algorithm in latest NS2 simulator (version 2.27). Apply latest physical parameters to NS2 simulator Validation the simulator by reproduce the previous simulation results. Will be available online soon.

CS 525M – Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing Seminar Mingzhe Li April 27, 2004 Course Project Progress Report An Extension of Rate-Adaptive MAC Protocol For NS2 Simulator