How Physical Carrier Sense Affects System Throughput in IEEE Wireless Networks Zheng Zeng, Yong Yang and Jennifer C. Hou Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign IEEE INFOCOM 2008
Outline Introduction Background Material Analytical Model Simulation Conclusion
Introduction IEEE DCF ▫CSMA Detecting ongoing transmission and Mitigating interference Physical and Virtual carrier sense ▫Back-off Resolving contention
Introduction (cont.) IEEE DCF ▫CS th is a tunable parameter Spatial reuse Transmission quality ▫CS th Interference Spatial reuse Network Throughput
Background Material p-persistent Model that Characterizes IEEE DCF in WLANs Interference Model
p-persistent Model that Characterizes IEEE DCF in WLANs
Interference Model
Analytical Model Assumption ▫ ▫Max transmission range : R tx ▫SINR : β ▫Accumulative interference contributed by nodes that are outside R CS ▫
Analytical Model Multi-hop wireless network
Analytical Model – E(I)
Analytical Model – E(N c ) and E(T c )
Tpye-1 Collision Simultaneous transmission within the interference range
Tpye-2 Collision
Tpye-3 Collision
Modification of t v
Simulation setup J-sim ( 480 nodes (240 senders) 900m* 900m D SR = 80m Data rate = 2Mbps and 6Mbps CW size = 8 ~ 256 R CS = 140m~220m CBR packets of size = 512 KB
Simulation result
Conclusion New analytical model ▫Physical carrier sense ▫SINR ▫Collision caused by accumulative interference and hidden terminals Future research ▫The effect of CW ▫The effect of routing and MAC and intra-flow interference