September 2006 Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: [Summary of the Usage models for 802.15.3c] Date Submitted: [September 21, 2006] Source: [Ali Sadri, Company [Intel Corporation] Address [[Intel Corporation, 13290 Evening Creek Drive ,San Diego , CA 92128-3419 ,USA ] ] Voice: [+1 858-774-6202] FAX: [] E-Mail: [ali.s.sadri@intel.com] Re: [] Abstract: [Summary of the Usage Models for 802.15.3c agreed to at the San Diego IEEE meeting] Purpose: [To be included in 15.3c Usage Model Document] Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release: The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P802.15. Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM1 Uncompressed Video Streaming <month year> doc.: IEEE 802.15-<doc#> September 2006 UM1 Uncompressed Video Streaming U1/U3 TV PC, uMPC, Set top Box (STB) Point-to-point TV or Monitor Environment Throughput MAC SAP BER/PiER Distance Note NLOS, LOS Residential (STB-TV) 1.78 Gbps 1.49, W/O Blk Stream, Up to 1080i, 24, 60 10-6 BER for PHY Simulations *Justification for this value is needed 5 No data retransmission required Unidirectional data transmission noted by Solid line Low bitrate reverse link Target of 10-9 PiER for HDMI Pixel is RGB, 24 bits LOS, NLOS 3.56 Gbps 2.98, W/O Blk 1080p, 24, 60 10 Define Pixel Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation <author>, <company>

UM1 Uncompressed Video Streaming <month year> doc.: IEEE 802.15-<doc#> September 2006 UM1 Uncompressed Video Streaming U1/U3 TV PC, uMPC, Set top Box (STB) Point-to-point TV or Monitor Environment Throughput MAC SAP BER/PiER Distance Note NLOS Residential (STB-TV) 3.56 Gbps 2.98, W/O Blk Stream, Up to 1080p, 24, 60 10-6 BER for PHY Simulations *Justification for this value is needed 5 m No data retransmission required Unidirectional data transmission noted by Solid line Low bitrate reverse link Target of 10-9 PiER for HDMI Pixel is RGB, 24 bits LOS 10 m Define Pixel Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation <author>, <company>

September 2006 Motion Motion: To freeze the content of UM1, except the BER/PiER column, Doc. 15-06-0369-00-003c, Slide 2. Moved, A. Sadri Second, T. Pollock Yes=25 No=0 Abstain=0 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 Motion Motion: To freeze the content of UM1, except the BER/PiER column, Doc. 15-06-0369-01-003c, Slide 3. Moved, J. Barr Second, A. Seyedi Yes=14 No=10 Abstain=2 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM2 multi Uncompressed Video Streaming September 2006 UM2 multi Uncompressed Video Streaming U1/U3 TV1 Separated by 5m TV or Monitor U1/U3 TV2 PC, uMPC, Set top Box (STB) Point-to-multi-point Environment Throughput MAC SAP BER/PiER Distance Note Residential TV1:LOS TV2:NLOS TV1: 1.75 Gbps 1.49, W/O Blk Stream 1080i, 24, 60 10-6 BER for PHY Simulations *Justification for this value is needed STB-TV1 & STB-TV2 5 m TV1-TV2 No data retransmission required Unidirectional data transmission noted by solid line for U1 Low bitrate reverse link TV1-TV2 are not co-located, separation 5 m Different video content transmitted on each link Target of 10-9 PiER for HDMI Pixel is RGB, 24 bits TV2: 0.62 Gbps 0.497, W/O Blk 720x480p, 24,60 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM2 multi Uncompressed Video Streaming Continue September 2006 UM2 multi Uncompressed Video Streaming Continue Environment Throughput MAC SAP BER/PiER Distance Note Residential TV1:LOS TV2:NLOS TV1: 0.62 Gbps 0.497, W/O Blk Stream 720x480p, 24,60 10-6 BER for PHY Simulations *Justification for this value is needed STB-TV1 & STB-TV2 5 m TV1-TV2 No data retransmission required Unidirectional data transmission noted by solid line for U1 Low bitrate reverse link TV1-TV2 are not co-located, separation 5 m Different video content transmitted on each link Target of 10-9 PiER for HDMI Pixel is RGB, 24 bits TV2: Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 Motion Motion: To freeze the content of UM2, except the BER/PiER column, Doc. 15-06-0369-02-003c, Slide 6-7. Moved, A. Seyedi Second, T. Pollock Yes= No= Abstain= Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM3 Office Desktop TV1 10-9 Pixel U1/U2 NLOS, Desktop (C-TV1) September 2006 UM3 Office Desktop TV1 U1/U2 Printer (PR) U9 TV or Monitor U5 Computer (C) HDD Environment Throughput BER/PER Distance Note NLOS, Desktop (C-TV1) 3.6 Gbps Stream 1080p, 24, 60 10-9 Pixel 1 m No data retransmission required for TV1 Unidirectional data transmission noted by solid line for U1 & U9 Low bitrate reverse link for unidirectional link TV1, HDD, PR are not co-located, separation >1-5m??? LOS, Desktop (C-HDD) 1 Gbps, burst 5% PER NLOS, Office (C-PR) 5 m Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM4 Conference Ad-hoc TV 10-9 Pixel U2 LOS, Conf. (C0-TV) September 2006 UM4 Conference Ad-hoc TV Access point (AP) U2 U17 U17 TV or Projector Computer (C2) U17 Computer (C0) U16 U16 Computer (C1) U16 Environment Throughput BER/PER Distance Note LOS, Conf. (C0-TV) 1.75 Gbps,stream 1080i, 24, 60 10-9 Pixel 5 m No data retransmission required for TV1 Unidirectional data transmission noted by solid line for U1 Low bitrate reverse link for unidirectional link device are not co-located, separation >1-5m AP function has to be simulated separately LOS, Desktop (C0-C1-C2) 1 Gbps, burst 5% PER 1 m LOS, Conf (C0,C1,C2)-AP 3 m Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

UM5 Kiosk file-downloading <month year> doc.: IEEE 802.15-<doc#> September 2006 UM5 Kiosk file-downloading STB, Game Consol Mobile Storage Device, PDA Movie and Game Kiosk Environment Raw-data rate BER/PER Distance Note Mandatory LOS-office (Server-PDA or PDA-STB) 2 Gbps burst (Server-PDA1) 10% PER 1 m Asymmetric download Low data rate reverse link 2Gbps throughput at PHY-SAP in total Optional (Server-PDA or PDA STB) 3 Gbps burst (Server-PDA1) 3Gbps throughput at PHY-SAP in total Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation <author>, <company>

Use Case Definition September 2006 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation U# Application Covered by Channel Model # Separation (m) LOS/NLOS TX Position RX Position Motion Score 3= high 2=mid 1=Low U1 A1 Uncompressed Video Streaming Residential 5-10 There could be a wall between the TX and RX The transmitter sits on a shelf near or under the STB or AV receiver There may be two units at each end spaced about 1m apart for diversity The receiver sits somewhere near the TV Fixed, Link may be temporarily shadowed by Human Body 2.82 U17 A7 Gigabit Ethernet Office Conference Room Library 3-5m LOS Transmitter/receiver is and access point located near the ceiling Transmitter/receiver is a portable device (e.g. laptop) located on a desk Fixed 2.81 U16 A6 Ad-hoc Desktop 2.70 U5 A2 File Transfer and synch 1-3 NLOS / Transmitter next or close to the receiver 2 fixed device 2.64 U6 office 1-3m The transmitter/receiver is a portable device (PDA or PMP) and is placed on the table in front of or next to the computing device The transmitter/receiver is a PC placed on the desk. 2.61 U2 Conference room 10-20 The transmitter is located on or near the presenter’s podium, It is connected to a laptop or a multimedia server The receiver is mounted on or close to the ceiling and it (the receiver) is connected to a HD projector, which illuminates a large screen 2.57 U3 The transmitter is a portable device (PDA or PMP) and is placed on the table in front of or next to the TV. 2.52 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation U# Application Covered by Channel Model # Separation (m) LOS/NLOS TX Position RX Position Motion Score 3= high 2=mid 1=Low U11 A3 Wireless Desktop Desktop Office 1-3 NLOS Transmitter in the drawer or in a cabinet beneath the monitor Receiver on the desk or next to the laptop Same Device is jittered during transmission such as handheld in hand or laptop on lap 2.52 U7 A2 File Transfer and synch Conference Room * 1-3m LOS The transmitter/receiver is a kiosk in a store The receiver is a portable device (PDA, PMP, digital camera) placed next to the kiosk Fixed 2.50 U9 File Transfer Residential 0.1-1 TX/RX near AV recorder, Kiosk or associated with portable device. TX/RX is associated with portable device Fixed during transferring 2.43 U14 A5 Short range Backhaul Corridor 20-30m The transmitter and receiver are connected to the wall or ceiling in a corridor 2.42 U10 Wireless Docking station Transmitter on the desk Receiver in the drawer 2.31 U4 A1 Video Streaming Transmitter near AV player or associated with portable device Receiver is associated with portable device Fixed during streaming 2.25 U13 A4 Mobile Gaming Transmitter is a hand-held device (e.g. mobile phone) The receiver is placed near a TV Jittered (hand movement) 2.10 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation U# Application Covered by Channel Model # Separation (m) LOS/NLOS TX Position RX Position Motion Score 3= high 2=mid 1=Low U8 A2 File Transfer Office 3-5m The transmitter is a PC or a portable device placed on a desk The receiver is a printer located elsewhere in the room Fixed 2.07 U15 A5 Short range Backhaul AWGN 200-300 LOS Transmitter on Pole top or on a tower or outdoor on the wall Receiver on Pole top or on a tower or outdoor on the wall Fixed, jitter due to wind 2.00 U12 A4 Mobile Gaming Residential 1-3 Transmit and receive are held closely to each other Jitter 1.61 Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 Resolutions Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation

September 2006 HDMI Requirement Ali Sadri, Intel Corporation