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Conference Paper Design of Downlink Control Channels for Millimeter Wave Mobile Hotspot Network System
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Authors
Dae-Soon Cho, Yeonggyu Shim, Sungwoo Choi, Il-Gyu Kim
Issue Date
2014-09
Citation
Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC) 2014 (Fall), pp.1-5
Publisher
IEEE
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/VTCFall.2014.6965932
Abstract
Recently, according to the survey, one of the most frequent place to use mobile internet is the moving vehicle, such as bus, subway and train. Therefore, the high speed data rate services for mobile group vehicles moving at high speed are severely required. We design and develop a new system, which can support upto 2.5Gbps data rate services for mobile group vehicles moving at high speed over 400km/h, e.g., KTX (Korea Train Express), TGV (Train a Grande Vitesse) and ICE (InterCity Express), etc. in ETRI (Electronics and Telecommuni-cations Research Institute). In this paper, we propose and design a new structure of the physical layer downlink control channels, and furthermore, we verified the performance of the downlink control channels by computer simulation. Especially, we compared the performance between floating point simulation and fixed point simulation. We verified the performance gap is under 0.5dB. Currently, we develop the test-bed of MHN system and have a target to demonstrate the real time performance of the MHN system on the outdoor environment in 2014. Outdoor demonstration will be done in subway in 1st step. In this paper, we are focusing on the performance of MHN DL control channels, especially on the fixed performance to develop RTL design in test-bed system. We also show the performance of these channels meet the required SNR.
KSP Keywords
Computer simulation(MC and MD), Control channel, Design and develop, High speed data, Mobile Hotspot, Most frequent, Moving Vehicle, Network system, Outdoor environments, Physical Layer, RTL Design