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Pipeline Repeater for Wireless Homelink
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In a wireless home network, shadowing is frequently caused by human bodies or furniture. Therefore, relay transmission function is considered for the hub station in Wireless Homelink when the direct communication of terminals is obstructed. However, in relaying high rate isochronous data such as video streams, the bandwidth resource of Wireless Homelink may be crammed with those data. In this paper, we propose an efficient relay scheme--"Pipeline Repeater" for Wireless Homelink. The proposed scheme spatially multiplexes the relay transfer of the isochronous data using antenna directivity. The Pipeline Repeater can relay the isochronous packets as an efficient use of the limited frequency band, and it can be achieved to repeat the high rate data with delay of only one frame. To verify the proposed scheme, we conduct measurements in some actual home environments, and perform the numerical analyses and computer simulations based on the measurements. Our results confirm the efficiency of the Pipeline Repeater scheme.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E85-B No.7 pp.1283-1292
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- 2002/07/01
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Kou KOBAYASHI, Tomoyuki UDAGAWA, Honggang ZHANG, Takemi ARITA, Masao NAKAGAWA, "Pipeline Repeater for Wireless Homelink" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 7, pp. 1283-1292, July 2002, doi: .
Abstract: In a wireless home network, shadowing is frequently caused by human bodies or furniture. Therefore, relay transmission function is considered for the hub station in Wireless Homelink when the direct communication of terminals is obstructed. However, in relaying high rate isochronous data such as video streams, the bandwidth resource of Wireless Homelink may be crammed with those data. In this paper, we propose an efficient relay scheme--"Pipeline Repeater" for Wireless Homelink. The proposed scheme spatially multiplexes the relay transfer of the isochronous data using antenna directivity. The Pipeline Repeater can relay the isochronous packets as an efficient use of the limited frequency band, and it can be achieved to repeat the high rate data with delay of only one frame. To verify the proposed scheme, we conduct measurements in some actual home environments, and perform the numerical analyses and computer simulations based on the measurements. Our results confirm the efficiency of the Pipeline Repeater scheme.
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TY - JOUR
TI - Pipeline Repeater for Wireless Homelink
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AU - Kou KOBAYASHI
AU - Tomoyuki UDAGAWA
AU - Honggang ZHANG
AU - Takemi ARITA
AU - Masao NAKAGAWA
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JO - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications
SN -
VL - E85-B
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications
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AB - In a wireless home network, shadowing is frequently caused by human bodies or furniture. Therefore, relay transmission function is considered for the hub station in Wireless Homelink when the direct communication of terminals is obstructed. However, in relaying high rate isochronous data such as video streams, the bandwidth resource of Wireless Homelink may be crammed with those data. In this paper, we propose an efficient relay scheme--"Pipeline Repeater" for Wireless Homelink. The proposed scheme spatially multiplexes the relay transfer of the isochronous data using antenna directivity. The Pipeline Repeater can relay the isochronous packets as an efficient use of the limited frequency band, and it can be achieved to repeat the high rate data with delay of only one frame. To verify the proposed scheme, we conduct measurements in some actual home environments, and perform the numerical analyses and computer simulations based on the measurements. Our results confirm the efficiency of the Pipeline Repeater scheme.
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