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<month year> doc.: IEEE <doc#> September 2004 Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN’s) Submission Title: [Detailed DS-UWB simulation results] Date Submitted: [September, 2004] Source: [Michael Mc Laughlin] Company [decaWave Ltd] Address [25 Meadowfield, Dublin, Ireland] Voice:[ ], Re: Abstract: [Presents detailed simulation results for the DS-UWB TG3a PHY proposal] Purpose: [Provide technical information to the TG3a voters regarding PHY proposals.] Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P 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 P Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave <author>, <company>

2 Simulation Overview AWGN and channel models CM1 to CM4
September 2004 Simulation Overview AWGN and channel models CM1 to CM4 Bit rates range from 9Mbps to 1.32Gbps Fully impaired Monte Carlo Simulation rake coefficients quantized to 3-bits 3-bit A to D converter (I and Q channels) RRC pulse shaping DFE trained in < 5s in noisy channel (for bitrates >55Mbps) Front-end filter for Tx/Rx dB Noise Figure Packet loss due to acquisition failure Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

3 Simulation parameters
September 2004 Simulation parameters 16 rake taps for 110Mbps and greater k=6 convolutional code (k=4 for 990Mbps) Usually 8 rake taps for rates below 110Mbps Low complexity simulations of 2 rake taps at 9Mbps 31 Tap DFE for 110Mbps and greater No DFE used for rates below 110 Mbps 1.9dB Tx power backoff at 9Mbps to allow for ripple Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

4 September 2004 Awgn Range for 110Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

5 September 2004 CM1 Range for 110 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

6 September 2004 CM2 Range for 110 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

7 September 2004 CM3 Range for 110 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

8 September 2004 CM4 Range for 110 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

9 September 2004 AWGN range for 220 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

10 September 2004 CM1 range for 220 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

11 September 2004 CM2 range for 220 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

12 September 2004 CM3 range for 220 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

13 September 2004 CM4 range for 220 Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

14 Range for 110 and 220 Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

15 Range for 110 and 220 Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

16 90% Outage Comparison Mandatory Rates
September 2004 90% Outage Comparison Mandatory Rates Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

17 Range for 500 and 660 Mbps September 2004
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18 Range for 500 and 660 Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

19 90% Outage Comparison High Rates
September 2004 90% Outage Comparison High Rates Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

20 Ultra High Rates: 1Gbps and 1.33Gbps
September 2004 Ultra High Rates: 1Gbps and 1.33Gbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

21 September 2004 AWGN range for 1Gbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

22 September 2004 CM1 range for 1Gbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

23 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 85% outage
September 2004 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 85% outage Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

24 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 80% outage
September 2004 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 80% outage Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

25 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 70% outage
September 2004 CM1 range for 1Gbps: 70% outage Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

26 September 2004 AWGN range for 1.33Gbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

27 September 2004 Ultra High Rates Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

28 September 2004 Miscellaneous Rates: Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

29 September 2004 660 Mbps – No Coding Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

30 September 2004 660 Mbps – No Coding Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

31 660 Mbps – No Coding, 70% outage
September 2004 660 Mbps – No Coding, 70% outage Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

32 660 Mbps – No Coding. 60% outage
September 2004 660 Mbps – No Coding. 60% outage Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

33 September 2004 Miscellaneous Modes Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

34 Common Signalling Mode Rates
September 2004 Common Signalling Mode Rates Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

35 September 2004 Range for CSM modes Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

36 September 2004 Range for CSM modes Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

37 September 2004 Backup Slides: the following slides contain graphs of the data from which the ranges for the various bit rates were obtained Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

38 September 2004 AWGN range for 330Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

39 September 2004 CM1 range for 330Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

40 September 2004 CM2 range for 330Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

41 AWGN range for 663Mbps with no coding
September 2004 AWGN range for 663Mbps with no coding Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

42 September 2004 AWGN range for 1Gbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

43 September 2004 AWGN range for 500Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

44 September 2004 CM1 range for 500Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

45 September 2004 CM2 range for 500Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

46 AWGN range for 660 Mbps with coding
September 2004 AWGN range for 660 Mbps with coding Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

47 September 2004 CM1 range for 660Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

48 September 2004 CM2 range for 660Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

49 AWGN range for CSM at 9Mbps
September 2004 AWGN range for CSM at 9Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

50 CM1 range for CSM at 9Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

51 CM2 range for CSM at 9Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

52 CM3 range for CSM at 9Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

53 Low complexity (2 rake taps) CSM at 9Mbps over CM1
September 2004 Low complexity (2 rake taps) CSM at 9Mbps over CM1 Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

54 Low complexity (2 rake taps) CSM at 9Mbps over CM2
September 2004 Low complexity (2 rake taps) CSM at 9Mbps over CM2 Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

55 AWGN range for CSM at 110Mbps
September 2004 AWGN range for CSM at 110Mbps Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

56 CM1 range for CSM at 110Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

57 CM2 range for CSM at 110Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

58 CM3 range for CSM at 110Mbps September 2004
Michael Mc Laughlin, decaWave

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