Performance Evaluation of an Autonomous Adaptive Base Station that Supports Multiple Wireless Network Systems

Kazunori AKABANE; Hiroyuki SHIBA; Munehiro MATSUI; Kazuhiro UEHARA

doi:10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.1.22

Performance Evaluation of an Autonomous Adaptive Base Station that Supports Multiple Wireless Network Systems

Kazunori AKABANE, Hiroyuki SHIBA, Munehiro MATSUI, Kazuhiro UEHARA

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Various wireless systems are being developed to meet users' needs, and the rapid increase in frequency demand that accompanies the increasing popularity of wireless services means that more effective use of frequency resources is urgently needed. However, existing base stations are making no effort to use frequency resources effectively, and cooperation among wireless system base stations is needed to use frequency resources more effectively. Base stations can cooperate more efficiently if they are able to use multiple channels of many wireless systems simultaneously. We propose an autonomous adaptive base station (AABS) that can switch among various wireless systems the way software defined radio (SDR) base stations do. AABS can autonomously select and use the most suitable wireless system on the basis of user traffic and its hardware resources. Moreover, frequency resources are used effectively because AABS prevents unnecessary radio wave transmission when the number of users in the wireless systems decreases. AABS is also suitable for "multi-link communication" because it can use multiple channels of multiple wireless systems simultaneously. We developed AABS prototype and evaluated its performance. Our experimental and computer simulation results show the performance of AABS and its efficiency.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E91-B No.1 pp.22-28

Publication Date: 2008/01/01

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Online ISSN: 1745-1345

DOI: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.1.22

Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Cognitive Radio and Spectrum Sharing Technology)

Category: Cognitive Network

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Kazunori AKABANE, Hiroyuki SHIBA, Munehiro MATSUI, Kazuhiro UEHARA, "Performance Evaluation of an Autonomous Adaptive Base Station that Supports Multiple Wireless Network Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E91-B, no. 1, pp. 22-28, January 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.1.22.
Abstract: Various wireless systems are being developed to meet users' needs, and the rapid increase in frequency demand that accompanies the increasing popularity of wireless services means that more effective use of frequency resources is urgently needed. However, existing base stations are making no effort to use frequency resources effectively, and cooperation among wireless system base stations is needed to use frequency resources more effectively. Base stations can cooperate more efficiently if they are able to use multiple channels of many wireless systems simultaneously. We propose an autonomous adaptive base station (AABS) that can switch among various wireless systems the way software defined radio (SDR) base stations do. AABS can autonomously select and use the most suitable wireless system on the basis of user traffic and its hardware resources. Moreover, frequency resources are used effectively because AABS prevents unnecessary radio wave transmission when the number of users in the wireless systems decreases. AABS is also suitable for "multi-link communication" because it can use multiple channels of multiple wireless systems simultaneously. We developed AABS prototype and evaluated its performance. Our experimental and computer simulation results show the performance of AABS and its efficiency.
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