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doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 2 Abstract One of the most important and urgent problem that TG1 group must resolve to finish a complete draft that CAN WORK is: In order that WRAN can sense the beacon with high probability and at the same time, with small complexity and as short sensing window as possible, we must apply proper FEC technique on Sync Burst and PSDU. Here firstly we analyze the performance requirements for sensing the beacon; Then we introduce the design and simulation results of both the Sync Burst and PSDU.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 3 Content  System Performance Requirements.  FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results.  FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results.  Questions

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 4 System Performance Requirements (1/2)  Based on following Constraints:  The Maximum Beacon Power is 250mW  Reasonably assume that the Beacon Tx Antenna is always higher than Wireless Mike’s Rx Antenna Then from 【 3 】, we can see that the worst SNR will be -2dB  Considering also that :  WRAN can decode the Sync Burst 2~3 times within a 10ms Frame  Most of the time, the BS can make its decision based on the sensing results of several CPEs ；  The Sensing requirements of TV signals ；

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 5 System Performance Requirements (2/2)  Then we establish the following performance requirements for beacon sensing :  Under the worst case -2dB, the WRAN should be able to sense the Sync Burst with probability of at least 90% in a 10ms Frame.  Under the worst case -2dB, the WRAN should be able to sense the PSDU with probability of at least 90% by one shot.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 6 FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results (1/5) Figure 1: The FEC Design on SyncBurst Sync Frame With Index X Sync Frame With Index X-1 Sync Frame With Index 1 。。。 Sync Sequence (15 bits) Index (7 bits) Parity (8 bits) Sync Frame Structure Reserve d(2 bits)

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 7 FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results (2/5) The FEC on Sync Burst is a (15,7) Linear Block Code, The reason that we choose this code is: 1) It has very simple Encoding and Decoding algorithms (Please refer to 【 1 】 for detail). 2) It doesn’t increase the Sync Frame Length too much (Only increase 1 byte). 3) It has error correcting capability and can improve the Sync Burst performance greatly(about 2~5dB). 4) It also provides error detection capability on Sync Burst, which is commonly believed to be a MUST for the Sync Burst.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 8 FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results (3/5) Simulation Condition: 1) Assume Perfect Symbol Synchronization; 2) 6-bit Quantization of received signal; 3) DQPSK Modulation and 8-chip Spreading; 4) AWGN and WRAN Profile_A channel; 5) Statistic Length: 10,000 Frames

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 9 FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results (4/5) Figure 2: Sync Burst Performance with or without FEC under AWGN and Profile A channel

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 10 FEC Design on Sync Burst and Simulation Results (5/5) From the simulation Results, we can see that under the typical WRAN environment: WRAN Profile A channel, at the SNR = -2 point: 1) Without FEC, the BLER is 67%. Even the WRAN can have 3 shots of Sync Burst sensing within a 10ms Frame, and under the assumption that any 1 of the 3 shots pass CRC check, we declare a success detection. the success detection probability is only 1-(0.67*0.67*0.67) = 70%; 2) With FEC, the BLER is 11.5%. Even the WRAN have only 1 shot of Sync Burst sensing within a 10ms Frame, it can almost meet the 90% performance requirements. Moreover, The WRAN can have 2 shots of Sync Burst sensing within a 10ms Frame, then the success detection probability will be 1- (0.115*0.115) = 98.68%; For AWGN Channel, at the SNR = -2 point, The result is same, i.e, with FEC, the performance requirement can be met, otherwise, it fails.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 11 FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results (1/5) Here we take the Original PSDU Length as 26 bytes (208 bits) as proposed in 【 4 】 208-bit PSDU Frame 4-bit CRC 6-bit zero ½ Rate (Output 436-bit) Convolutional Code (CC), The CC is same as what used in WRAN with Constraint Length of 6 Repeat to 480-bit (50ms) Modulation and Tx Figure 3: The FEC Design on PSDU

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 12 FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results (2/5) 1) The Original 208-bit PSDU was added by 4-bit CRC and 6 Tail zero bit, now the number of total bits are 218 bits; 2) Then it was fed into ½ Convolutional Coder (the same as WRAN Convolutional Coder), the output are 436bits; 3) To ensure that the performance requirement can be met and at the same time, make PSDU not too long, it was repeated to 480bits(50ms); 4) Finally the repeated PSDU data was modulated and transmitted.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 13 FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results (3/5) Simulation Condition: 1) Assume Perfect Symbol Synchronization; 2) 6-bit Quantization of received signal; 3) DQPSK Modulation and 8-chip Spreading; 4) AWGN and WRAN Profile_A channel; 5) Statistic Length: 10,000 Frames

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 14 FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results (4/5) Figure: PSDU Performance with or without FEC under AWGN and Profile A channel

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 15 FEC Design on PSDU and Simulation Results (5/5) From the simulation Results, we can see that under the typical WRAN environment: WRAN Profile A channel, at the SNR = -2 point: 1) Without FEC, the BLER is 96.4%, it’s far away from the performance requirement. 2) With FEC, the BLER is 3.3%, it can meet the 90% performance requirement. For AWGN Channel, at the SNR = -2 point, The result is same, i.e, with FEC, the performance requirement can be met, otherwise, it fails.

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 16 Questions? (1/1) Any questions and suggestions on future work are highly appreciated

doc.: IEEE /0099r0 Submission March 2007 Wu Yu-Chun, Huawei HisiSlide 17 References 1. 《 _Huawei_FEC_on_Sync_Frame 》 2. 《 _WRAN_Sensing_Window 》 3. 《 _Beacon_PER_vs_Distance 》 4. 《 _TG1-SecurityOverview 》