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ROBUST QUEUING METHODOLOGY FOR

EXTENSION OF BASE STATION COVERAGE


AND ENHANCEMENT OF WIRELESS
CONNECTION THROUGHPUT

presented by
Under the Esteemed Guidance of B.Suresh babu
Sri. D.R. Srinivas Sir II M.Tech (ECE)
M.S , ( Ph.D. ) (109X1D0902)
OBJECTIVE

 Mobile relays can provide to the wireless infrastructure –


namely,
Extension of Base station coverage and enhancement of
wireless connection throughput.
OVERVIEW

 In previous approaches the concept of multihop cellular network


was introduced.
 By using peer mobile host to relay data to the Base station can
improve the network performance.
 When compared to the traditional single hop cellular
Network.
 Based on the concept of using mobile host to relay traffic,
routing protocols which emphasize on energy saving and capacity
maximization have been proposed respectively.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
 In communication system resources are less like
bandwidth ,bit rate, power, energy.

 Mathematical analysis we utilizes the available


resources

 Queuing methodology is mathematical probabilistic


and poisson process
PARAMETERS

 Route sustaining time.


 Connection sustaining time.
 Outage probability.
 Connection duration Outage probability.
 Outage probability : The probability of falling to
simultaneously achieve a signal to noise ratio and signal to
interference sufficient to give satisfactory reception.

 Throughput : The Average rate of Successful Message delivery


over a Communication Channel.
 Route Sustaining time :How long these connections can be
sustained once they are established either with or without re-
routing
 Connection sustaining time : Connection between two nodes
RELAY NODES
MULTI HOP RELAY NETWORK
 Relay are low cost low transmit power and have no
connection wired infrastructure.
 More capacity due to shorter distance and frequency
reuse.
 Relays help improve the capacity by decreasing the distance

BASE STATION RELAY MOBILE


COVERAGE EXTENSION
 Side streets can be covered by relays.
 A series of relays can be used to forward traffic to
base.
 Relaying either in time domain or frequency domain.
COVERAGE EXTENSION
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS

Queuing Methodology :

 Basic components of a queuing system

 Input source of queuing

Size of the calling population


Pattern of arrival at the system
Behavior of the arrivals
SERVICE SYSTEM
There are two aspects of a service system

1. The configuration of the service system


 Service system are usually classified in terms of their
channels (or) number of servers

2. The speed of the service


 In a queuing system, the speed with which provide
can be expressed in either of two ways
(i) Service rate
(ii) Service time
Service rate
 The amount of data packets serviced during a perticular
time period

Service time
 The amount of time needed to service a data packet
THROUGHPUT ENHACEMENT
 Throughput enhancement i.e., the improvement in spectral
effiency-that mobile relays can provided to in coverage
users .
 The route will be either direct transmission via the best
possible two-hop link whichever provides the highest
spectral efficiency.
 Two- hop routing provides a maximum throughput increase
ranging from 20% to 60% depending on the relay power
and path loss exponent.
TOOL :

 MATLAB 7.0
 Communication tool box
 Signal processing tool box
REFERENCES
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hops," IEEE Commun. Mag., vol. 43, pp. 93-101, Oct. 2005.
[2]. M. Sikora, J. N. Laneman, M. Haenggi, D. J. Costello, Jr., and T. E. Fuja,
bandwidth- and power-efficient routing in linear wireless networks,“ IEEE Trans.
Inf. Theory, vol. 52, pp. 2624-2633, June 2006.
[3]. A. Florea and H. Yanikomeroglu, “On the optimal number of hops in
infrastructure-based fixed relay networks," in Proc. IEEE Globecom, St. Louis, MO,
Nov. 2005.
[4]. A. So and B. Liang, “Effect of relaying on capacity improvement in wireless
local area networks," in Proc. Wireless Communications and Networking Conference
(WCNC), New Orleans, LA, Mar. 2005, pp. 1539-1544.
[5]. B. Lin, P.-H. Ho, L.-L. Xie, and X. Shen, “Optimal relay station placement in
IEEE 802.16j networks," in Proc. International Wireless Commun. Mobile Comput.
Conf. (IWCMC), Honolulu, HI, Aug. 2007, pp. 25-30.
[6] J. Sun, “Uplink capacity enhancement in two-hop cellular networks with
limited mobile relays," in Proc. IEEE Workshop Local Metropolitan
Area Netw., Princeton, NJ, June 2007, pp. 134-138.
THANK YOU

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