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Introduction VOICE/DATA in 3G/4G VOICE/DATA in 3G/4G 3G(WCDMA) 요금 3G(WCDMA) 요금 초과데이터이용료(i요금제): 5,000/100MB (~2,000(LTE)) – Voice 데이터율: 12.2kbps x 2(양방향) Æ 183kB/– 100/분 가정하면, (100/)/(183kB/)=54,600/100MB Æ 10배 이상 차이 (음성 무제한 요금제 도입) 3G (WCDMA) 4G (LTE) 음성 Circuit switching Packet switching 데이터 P k i hi P k i hi VoIP / mVoIP / VoLTE 데이터 Packet switching Packet switching – VoLTE 품질은 어떻게? – VoLTE 요금은 어떻게? Mobile Communications Engineering, Spring 2014 Jae Kyun Kwon, Yeungnam Univ. 22
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Introduction

VOICE/DATA in 3G/4GVOICE/DATA in 3G/4G3G(WCDMA) 요금• 3G(WCDMA) 요금– 초과데이터이용료(i요금제): 5,000원/100MB (~2,000원(LTE))– Voice 데이터율: 12.2kbps x 2(양방향) 183kB/분– 100원/분 가정하면, (100원/분)/(183kB/분)=54,600원/100MB

10배 이상 차이 (음성 무제한 요금제 도입)

3G (WCDMA) 4G (LTE)음성 Circuit switching Packet switching

데이터 P k i hi P k i hi

• VoIP / mVoIP / VoLTE

데이터 Packet switching Packet switching

– VoLTE 품질은 어떻게?– VoLTE 요금은 어떻게?

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Introduction

OTHER EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESOTHER EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

M bil Ad H N t k• Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks• Wireless Sensor Networks• UWB• UWB• Cognitive Radio• Femtocell• Femtocell• Cooperative Communication• Visible Light Communication• Visible Light Communication• Wireless Power Transmission & Near Field

Communication• Compressed sensing• M2M Communication

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Introduction

MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS (MANET)MOBILE AD-HOC NETWORKS (MANET)

• What is MANET?– A set of mobile hosts capable communication with each

other without the assistance of base station.– No backbone infrastructure.

R i b l ih– Routing can be multihop.– Topology is dynamic.

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Introduction

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKSWIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

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Introduction

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS (cont’d)WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS (cont d)

• Characteristics of Sensor Network– Nodes powered by nonrechargeable batteriesp y g– Data flows to centralized location

Low per node rates but up to 100 000 nodes– Low per-node rates but up to 100,000 nodes– Data highly correlated in time and space

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Introduction

UWBUWB

• UWB-RT (Ultra Wideband Radio Technology)– Short-range wireless technology– Sharing the existing radio spectrum resources

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Introduction

Cognitive RadioCognitive Radio

• Characteristics of Cognitive Radio– Communication using unused frequenciesg q

• Most of the radio frequency spectrum is inefficiently utilized.

– Detecting unused frequencies

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Introduction

FemtocellFemtocell

• Characteristics of Femtocell– Small cellular base station in residential or small

business environments– Connected to the network via ADSL etcConnected to the network via ADSL, etc.

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Introduction

Cooperative CommunicationCooperative Communication

• Joint Transmission/Reception– Improving performance of cell edge usersp g p g

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Introduction

Visible Light CommunicationVisible Light Communication

• LED Communications– Communication by fast blink of LED lightsy g– Using worldwide infrastructure of LED lights

거실 까페/레스토랑

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Introduction

Wireless Power Transmission &Near Field Communication

+ 결제, 열쇠, 쿠폰다운, 스마트태그 등

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Introduction

Compressed SensingCompressed Sensing

• Compressed/Compressive Sensing– Sampling less than Nyquist ratep g yq– Cost down of ADC, saving storage, etc.

Compressive sampling on compressible sparse– Compressive sampling on compressible sparse signals

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Introduction

M to M CommunicationM-to-M Communication– Person-to-Person Person-to-Machine Machine-to-Machine

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Cellular Systems

CELLULAR SYSTEMS

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Cellular Systems

FUNDAMENTALS OF CELLULAR SYSTEMSFUNDAMENTALS OF CELLULAR SYSTEMS

Ideal cell area

BSCell

MSAlternative

MS

Hexagonal cell area used in most models

Alternative shape of a cell

Illustration of a cell with a mobile station and a base station

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Cellular Systems

CELL SIZECELL SIZEService area

Service area

BS BS

BSService area

(Zone) BS BS BS

Early wireless system: Large zone BS BS

Small zone

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Cellular Systems

CONTROL/TRAFFIC CHANNELSCONTROL/TRAFFIC CHANNELS

Downlink / UplinkControl / TrafficDedicated / Shared

Base StationMobile Station

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Cellular Systems

HANDOFF(HANDOVER) REGIONHANDOFF(HANDOVER) REGIONSignal strengthSignal strength Signal strength

due to BSj

Signal strength due to BSi

Pi(x) Pj(x)

E

BS

E

BSMSPmin

BSi X1BSjX3 X4 X2X5 Xth

MS

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Cellular Systems

FREQUENCY REUSEFREQUENCY REUSEF2F7

F2F7 F1

F2

F3F6

F7

F1

F1 F3F6 F4F5 F2F7F1

F4F5 F2F7 F1 F3F6 F1

F1 F3F6 F4F5F1

F4F5Fx: Set of frequency

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7 cell reuse cluster

Cellular Systems

COCHANNEL INTERFERENCECOCHANNEL INTERFERENCEFirst tier cochannel Base StationSecond tier cochannel Base StationSecond tier cochannel

Base Station

RR

D1

D5

D6

1

D2D4 Mobile Station

D3

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Serving Base Station

Cellular Systems

WORST CASEWORST CASE

R

DD5

D6

Mobile StationD1

D2D4

D3

Serving Base Station Co-channel Base Station

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Cellular Systems

COCHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIOCOCHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO

• Cochannel interference ratio– Carrier-to-Interference Ratio (CIR)( )

∑== M

I

CceInterferen

CarrierIC

• For cluster size of 7, M=6∑=k

kIf1

For cluster size of 7, M 6

⎞⎛= 1C

γ

∑= ⎠

⎞⎜⎝⎛M

k

k

RDI

1

−γ

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Cellular Systems

CELL SECTORINGCELL SECTORINGc

120o 120o

ab

c

ab

c

b ab

(a). Omni (b). 120o sector (c). 120o sector (alternative)

d f60o

90o

ac

da

bd

ef

( ) 60o t(d) 90o t

bb

cd

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(e). 60o sector(d). 90o sector


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