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Submission Title: [Extend-Superframe and GTS Structure]
Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: [Extend-Superframe and GTS Structure] Date Submitted: [Jan 12, 2007 ] Source: [Pei Liu, Paul Dixon] Company: [Hisilicon] Address: [ Voice:[ ], Re: [IEEE e group] Abstract: [The extend superframe and GTS proposal is presented in this document. This extension can improve the throughput and latency performance of WPANs, and it’s compatible with the current standard.] Purpose: [To encourage discussion.] Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the Chinese WPAN group. 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 C- WPAN and may be made publicly available by C-WPAN. Submission Pei Liu
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Outline Motivation E-GTS Structure Modifications Submission Pei Liu
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Motivation WPAN chips are applied in many types of electronic devices, including personal devices, WSN devices, etc. Different equipments have different data length and QoS requirements. The current superframe structure may not offer sufficient GTS slots for different QoS within one WPAN. Submission Pei Liu
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Current GTS In order to ensure the CAP period length, total GTS are not more than 7 slots. Only one device (or pair-device) is allowed to use one GTS The granularity of GTS is one slot, where it is too large to short data packet in many application scenarios. Submission Pei Liu
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Extended-GTS A more flexible way to allocate and use GTS which allow the devices to share one GTS for increasing throughput and QoS GTS requirement frame format includes the features of service Allows a device to share a GTS with other device(s) GTS is allocated based on resource and GTS requirement Submission Pei Liu
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E-GTS Structure Device A and B share one GTS Submission Pei Liu
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Modified GTS Request Command
Where GTS characteristics to be expanded to 3 octet for service features Submission Pei Liu
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GTS Allocation Procedure
K is the number of GTS allocations N is the number of shared allocations n is the number of allocations requested Submission Pei Liu
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Simulation Results Submission Pei Liu
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Simulation Results proposed: DC = 0.5 SO = 0 Submission Pei Liu
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Thank you! Submission Pei Liu
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