MAC Layer-Wireless Networks-Lecture Slides, Slides of Wireless Networking

This course consist on introduction to wireless communication, evolution of wireless communication systems, medium access techniques, propagation models, error control techniques, cellular systems, emerging networks. This lecture inlcudes: Mac, Layer, Scalibility, Channel, Research, Issue, idea, Routing, Multi, Channel, Standards

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MAC Layer
Scalability
Single Channel
Multi-Channel
Some Ideas
Research Issues
Network Layer
Routing
Wish List
Route Optimization Criteria
Routing fairness
Routing – Cross-layer design
QoS Support at each layer
WMN Standards
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Outlines

MAC Layer ►

Scalability

Single Channel

Multi-Channel

Some Ideas

Research Issues

Network Layer ►

Routing

Wish List

Route Optimization Criteria

Routing fairness

Routing – Cross-layer design

QoS Support at each layer

WMN Standards

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Last Lecture

Introduction to WMN

Characteristics

WMN vs MANET

Architecture

Applications

Critical factors influencing performance ►

Radio techniques, scalability, QoS, security, Ease ofUse, Mesh connectivity

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The scalability of MAC can be addressed in twoways. ►

Enhance the existing or propose new for singlechannel to increase E2E throughput

Allow transmission on multiple channels of eachnetwork node

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Basic Techniques

Scheduled ►

Fix scheduled TDMA

Polling

Impractical due to lack of:•

Central coordination point

Reasonable time synchronization

Random Access ►

CSMA – simple and popular

RTS/CTS – protects the receiver

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Single channel MAC

Improving existing MAC protocol ►

By changing parameters of CSMA/CA based MACs like contentionwindow size and backoff procedures for multi-hop.

Contention based approaches are not scalable and throughputdegrades with increase in contention.

Cross-layer design with advanced physical layer. ►

MAC based on directional antenna and power control

Innovative solutions ►

Need new ideas to overcome low end-end throughput for multi-hop adhoc environment.

TDMA or CDMA based MAC needs to be explored.

Compatibility, cost and complexity are the important factors indesigning new protocols

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Increases network capacity

MAC – Multichannel Why?

B = bandwidth of a channel

User bandwidth = B/

Ch- Ch-

User bandwidth = B

Ch- Ch-

Chain bandwidth = B

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Multi-channel MAC (MMAC)

Multi-channel single transceiver ►

One channel active at a time

Different nodes may operate on different times.

Hence, coordination is required

Multi-channel multi-transceiver ►

A radio includes multiple parallel RF chips and basebandprocessing modules to support several simultaneous channels.

On top of multiple channel in physical layer, only single MAC tocoordinate operations.

Multi-radios MAC ►

A node has multiple radios each with its own MAC andphysical.

A virtual MAC protocol such as a multi-radio unified MACprotocol is required to coordinate communication among all.

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MMAC Functions

Maintaining data structure of all channels in each node. ►

classified into three types depending on its status of allocation.

Negotiating channels during ad hoc traffic indicationmessage (ATIM) window. ►

Negotiations are done through a pre-defined channel known toall nodes.

Selecting a channel. ►

The criterion is to use a channel with the lowest count ofsource–destination pairs that have selected the channel.

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Open research issues

Scalability issue in multi-hop ad hoc network has not been solvedyet.

CSMA/CA based MAC protocols solve partial problems

A distributed TDMA or CDMA MAC can be the solution.

Mesh routers and clients hold different characteristics like mobility,power consumption etc.

A single solution may not be applicable for both.

Some Mesh routers integrate various wireless networkingtechnologies and require advance bridging functions

Existing research focuses on capacity, throughput and fairness.But many applications may require broadband multimediacommunication in WMNs.

MAC developed with QoS metrics

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Network Layer

WMN will be tightly coupled with internet and IPhas been widely accepted in different wirelessnetworks.

However routing differs from IP and cellular.

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Routing – Wish List

Scalability ►

Overhead is an issue inmobile WMNs.

Fast route discovery andrediscovery ►

Essential for reliability.

Mobile user support ►

Seamless and efficienthandover

Flexibility ►

Work with/without gateways,different topologies

QoS Support ►

Consider routes satisfyingspecified criteria

Multicast ►

Important for someapplications (e.g.,emergency response)

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Existing Routing Protocols

Internet routing protocols(e.g., OSPF, BGP,RIPv2) ►

Well known and trusted

Designed on theassumption of seldom linkchanges

Without significantmodifications areunsuitable for WMNs inparticular or for ad hocnetworks in general.

Ad-hoc routing protocols(e.g., DSR, AODV,OLSR, CBR, TORA) ►

Newcomers bycomparison with theInternet protocols

Designed for high rates oflink changes; henceperform well on WMNs

May be further optimizedto account for WMNs’particularities

Ad HocNetworks Wireless MeshNetworks

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Routing – Cross-Layer Design

Routing – Physical ►

Link quality feedback isshown often to help inselecting stable, highbandwidth, low error rateroutes.

Fading signal strength cansignal a link about to fail

preemptive route requests.

Cross-layer design essentialfor systems with smartantennas.

Routing – MAC ►

Feedback on link loads canavoid congested links

enables load balancing.

Channel assignment androuting depend on eachother.

MAC detection of newneighbors and failed routesmay significantly improveperformance at routing layer.

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Routing – Cross-Layer Design (cont)

Routing – Transport ►

Choosing routes withlow error rates mayimprove TCP’sthroughput.

Especially importantwhen multiple routesare used

Freezing TCP when aroute fails.

Routing – Application ►

Especially with respect ofsatisfying QoS constraints