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doc.: IEEE m SubmissionSlide 1 September 2012 Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks(WPANs) Submission Title: Simulation Results of the Merged TVWS-OFDM PHY Date Submitted: September 2012 Source: Cheol-ho Shin, Byoung Hak kim, Seung Sik Lee and Sangsung Choi (ETRI), Soo-Young Chang (SYCA) Contact: Voice: , Re: Call for proposals Abstract: This presentation summarizes the performance results of the Merged TVWS-OFDM PHY Purpose: Simulation Results demonstrating the performance of the Merged TVWS-OFDM proposal for m PHY Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release:The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P

doc.: IEEE m Submission Contents Requirements Overview KEY PARAMETERS AND DATA RATES REFERENCE MODULATOR DIAGRAM Timing-related parameter of OFDM PHY Channel Model for Simulation Simulation Results Link Margin Calculations Conclusion Slide 2 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Requirements Overview Key requirements for TVWS WPAN –Operations in TVWS frequency bands under regulatory constraints –Data rate of typically 40Kbps to 2Mbps & optionally 10Mbps –Optimal & power efficient device command & control applications –Operating range of at least 1Km –At least 1000 direct neighboring devices –Opportunistic coexistence with primary users (TV broadcasting): not interfere with other primary users Slide 3 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission DescriptionMandatory modeOptional mode (4 times overclock mode) Nominal bandwidth (kHz) Channel spacing (kHz)12504*1250 Subcarrier spacing (kHz)1250/1284*1250/128 DFT Size128 Number of pilot tones88 Number of data tones100 BPSK ½ rate (kbps) : MCS0 Mode1562.5: MCS3 Mode QPSK ½ rate (kbps) : MCS1 Mode3125: MCS4 Mode 16-QAM ½ rate (kbps)1562.5: MCS2 Mode6250: MCS5 Mode KEY PARAMETERS AND DATA RATES Slide 4 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Slide 5 REFERENCE MODULATOR DIAGRAM September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission ParameterDescriptionValue fsSampling frequency1250 KHz NFFTFFT Size128 ∆fSubcarrier frequency spacing1250/128 KHz TFFTIFFT and FFT period102.4 us NCPNumber of samples in cyclic prefix32 TCPCyclic prefix duration in time25.6 us NSYMTotal Number of samples per symbol160 TSYMSymbol Duration128 us Slide 6 Timing-related parameter of OFDM PHY September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Channel Model for Simulation Slide 7 Channel Models taken from ETSI EN V3.2.1 ( ) Propagation Model Tap Number Relative delay (us) Average relative power (dB) Rural Area (Rax)100 Typical Urban (Tux) Bad Urban (Bux) Hilly Terrain (HTx) September 2012 Ref: doc. IEEE g

doc.: IEEE m Submission Simulation Results – MCS0 Slide 8 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Simulation Results – MCS1 Slide 9 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Simulation Results – MCS2 Slide 10 September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Summary of Simulation Results Slide 11 Use 3,000 Packets with 100Byte LENGTH for simulations SNRs for 10% Packet Error Rate Channel Models used are from ETSI EN v SNR For PER = 10%(dB) ChannelAWGNTypical Urban Bad Urban Hilly Terrain MCS MCS MCS September 2012

doc.: IEEE m SubmissionSlide 12 The PSD (Power Spectral Density) limits according to types of TV bands device are defined in FCC-12-36A1. The maximum power limits of TVWS-OFDM PHY are defined as shown below because its nominal bandwidth is 1,060kHz. ParameterPSD limit (100KHz) The maximum power of T VWS OFDM PHY for nominal BW of 1060kHz Fixed12.6 dBm22.85 dBm Personal/portable (adj. channel) -1.4 dBm8.85 dBm Sensing only-0.4 dBm9.85 dBm All other personal /portable 2.6 dBm12.85 dBm Link Margin Calculations (1) September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Link Margin Calculations (2) Slide 13 TX Power: About 12dBm (All other personal/portable device of the previous slide is assumed) Noise floor: -114 dBm/MHz * 10*log(1.06MHz) = dBm 10 dB noise figure & implementation loss assumed Link Margin(dB) = TX Power – (Noise floor + required SNR + (NF + IL)) Free space Path Loss at 1 km and TV Channel 51 (695MHz) is 89.3 dB. Link Margin(dB) ChannelAWGNTypical Urban Bad Urban Hilly Terrain MCS MCS MCS September 2012

doc.: IEEE m Submission Conclusion Slide 14 Multipath reflections considered in this work result in the frequency selective channels. - Channel Models taken from ETSI ETSI EN V3.2.1 The simulation results of TVWS-OFDM Proposal for IEEE m show the robustness of OFDM method against the multipath reflections. - The differences in performance between AWGN and fading channels are about from 7.0 dB to 9.9 dB in various modes of TVWS-OFDM PHY according to outdoor channel environments. - The link margins are enough to cover operating range of at least 1Km even though the highest TV Channel that is 51 (center frequency = 695MHz). September 2012