학술논문

Modulation for HIPERLAN type 2
Document Type
Conference
Source
1999 IEEE 49th Vehicular Technology Conference (Cat. No.99CH36363) Vehicular technology - Houston Vehicular Technology Conference, 1999 IEEE 49th. 2:1094-1100 vol.2 1999
Subject
Transportation
OFDM modulation
Communication standards
Standards development
Wireless communication
Multimedia communication
Bit rate
Europe
Physical layer
Energy consumption
Performance gain
Language
ISSN
1090-3038
Abstract
Currently, standards for wireless multimedia communication with high bit rate in the 5 GHz band are being developed in the US, Europe, and Japan. The available user data rate for these systems is supposed to be significantly greater than 10 Mbps. The high data rate and the channel characteristics are the main challenges for the design of the physical layer and in particular the selection of modulation technique for such a system. In this paper two modulation techniques, single-carrier and multicarrier modulation (implemented by OFDM), are considered as candidates. Both techniques are introduced, individually optimized to some extent and finally compared with regard to link performance and other aspects like coverage and power consumption. It is shown that for the assumed conditions the addressed coherent OFDM scheme provides about 2-3 dB performance gain compared to single-carrier modulation as well as non-coherent OFDM.