1. Negotiation between neighbor CMs
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
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2. Contents Negotiation between neighbor CMs Etiquette mode
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Contents
Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Etiquette mode
Round-robin mode
Competition mode
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3. Negotiation between neighbor CMs
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Purpose of this algorithm
This algorithm enables the coexistence system to share the frequency bands of the coexistence managers effectively in a case where two or more TVBDs are inter-CM neighbor relation.
Time-division multiplexing (TDM) is considered as operating channel sharing mechanism such as round-robin mode and competition mode
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4. Negotiation between neighbor CMs
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Negotiation mode
Etiquette mode : When all neighbor CMs allow the independent use, the inter-CM neighbor network uses independent operating channels, i.e., non-overlapped operating channels with neighbor networks or devices, called etiquette mode
Round-robin mode : This mode sequentially assigns time slot to all inter-CM neighbor networks for sharing operating channels
Competition mode : This mode assigns time slot to particular inter-CM neighbor networks through competition among inter-CM neighbor networks
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5. in inter-CM negotiation
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CM operation
in inter-CM negotiation
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Etiquette mode
The procedure of decision making of operating channel list consists of 7 steps where step 2-5 are used for checking usable channel list of the registered TVBDs, and step 6 is used for tuning operating channel list through message exchange between neighbor CMs
Message sequence for the etiquette mode
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Round-robin mode
The procedure of decision making of round-robin mode parameters consists of 7 steps where step 2 is used for checking whether the registered TVBDs support time scheduling and step 3-4 are used for tuning operating channel list, time sharing unit through message exchange between neighbor CMs.
Message sequence for the round-robin mode
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8. Negotiation between neighbor CMs
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Negotiation between neighbor CMs
Competition mode
The procedure of decision making of competition mode parameters is similar to round-robin mode, which is tuning operating channel list, time sharing unit through message exchange between neighbor CMs.
The procedure of decision making of announcement parameters notifies the competition results to all neighbor CMs
Message sequence for the competition mode
Donghun Lee, et al, ETRI