Cooperation rate self-adaptive transmission method suitable for an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing-ultra-wide bandwidth (OFDM-UWB) system
An OFDM-UWB, rate self-adaptive technology, applied in network traffic/resource management, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., can solve problems such as inapplicable DRP access protocol, and achieve the effect of increasing service rate requirements
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[0029] Embodiment 1: as image 3, there are four devices Dev1, Dev2, Dev3, Dev4 in the simulation scene of the embodiment, and the coordinates are respectively: (1.5,-1,5), (0,0), (1,2), (3,0), The coordinate unit is meters, where Dev1 is the source device, Dev4 is the destination device, Dev2 and Dev3 are neighbor devices, the source device Dev1 moves horizontally to the left at a speed of 1m / s, and each superframe Dev1 can reserve 50 MAS digits, the upper layer The transmission rate required by the business is 200Mb / s, and the frame error rate is not higher than 8%.
[0030] In the simulation, the CM1 model of ultra-wideband is used, and the noise power is -80dBm. The model of channel gain and path loss in the ultra-wideband system is H=H 0 / D γ , D is the distance between two points, γ is the power attenuation index, γ=4.3 is taken in the CM1 model, Indicates the reference power gain when the distance D=1m, A 0 =20lg(4πf c / c)(dB) represents the reference path loss wh...
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