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Wireless Network Dynamic Rate Adaptation and SS and DS mode in MIMO

Advanced Computer Networks. Wireless Network Dynamic Rate Adaptation and SS and DS mode in MIMO. Rate Adaptation Algorithms. 1997 ARF 1998 1999 2000 2001 RBAR 2002 MPDU OAR PER 2003 LA MiSer SwissRA 2004 AARF AMRR HRC MultiRateRetry

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Wireless Network Dynamic Rate Adaptation and SS and DS mode in MIMO

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  1. Advanced Computer Networks Wireless NetworkDynamicRate AdaptationandSS and DS modein MIMO

  2. Rate Adaptation Algorithms 1997 ARF 1998 1999 2000 2001RBAR 2002MPDU OAR PER 2003LA MiSerSwissRA 2004AARF AMRR HRC MultiRateRetry 2005Fast-LA LD-ARF RFTSampleRate 2006CARA CROAR DOFRA RRAA 2007 Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  3. Sample Rate • Sample Rate [Bickett] is based on transmission statistics over a sliding window. • It adjusts to the bit rate that would achieve the smallest average transmission time in the last sampling period. • Transmission time for a frame :: time to send a frame successfully (until ACKed) which includes backoff times and retransmissions. • Sample Rate starts at the highest rate and decreases the rate immediately if it experiences four consecutive transmission failures. Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  4. Sample Rate • Sample Rate calculates the average transmission time per frame for different rates every ten seconds. • It randomly selects one rate from the set of all other rates whose average transmission time is less than the average lossless transmission time of the rate in use for every tenth frame. Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  5. RRAA • Robust Rate Adaptation Algorithm (RRAA) requires the use of RTS/CTS after a frame loss to eliminate further collisions due to hidden terminals. • RRAA has two elements: • Rate adaptation (loss ratio estimation and rate selection) • Collision elimination Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  6. RRAA RRAA measures the loss ratio from recent transmissions statistics over a window. RRAA begins transmissions at the maximum rate. In each short cycle, RRAA transmits a window of frames at a selected rate. The window size can vary per rate. Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  7. RRAA At the end of each window, the frame loss rate p for the corresponding rate is available for rate adjustment. RRAA uses two thresholds PMTL and PORI. If p > PMTL , the next lower rate is chosen for the next window transmission. If p < PORI, the rate is increased. Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  8. RRAA If PORI<= p <= PMTL, the rate remains unchanged and the window slides forward Additionally RRAA uses a strategy called Adaptive RTS (A-RTS) to reduce collisions caused by hidden terminals. Advanced Computer Networks Rate Adaptation

  9. MIMO Modes Both transmitter and receiver devices allow for diversity single stream (SS). DS is spatial multiplexing double streams which are independent and separately encoded spatial streams from multiple chains. Advanced Computer Networks MIMO Modes

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