Spread Spectrum Inter-Vehicle Communication Using Sector Antennas

Lachlan B. MICHAEL; Masao NAKAGAWA

Spread Spectrum Inter-Vehicle Communication Using Sector Antennas

Lachlan B. MICHAEL, Masao NAKAGAWA

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In inter-vehicle communication (IVC) expectation for spread spectrum techniques is high. However, in a decentralized network environment, power control is difficult and until now perfect power control has been assumed. In this paper the use of sector antennas are proposed as a solution to the problems of power control in inter-vehicle communication. Results are shown for an IVC protocol in both no power control and imperfect power control environments in a realistic fading channel. Omni-directional, uniform sector antennas and non-uniform sector antennas are examined by computer simulation. Non-uniform sector antennas are shown to be the best solution and to have high packet reception rates even for no power control environments.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E82-A No.12 pp.2627-2633

Publication Date: 1999/12/25

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Lachlan B. MICHAEL, Masao NAKAGAWA, "Spread Spectrum Inter-Vehicle Communication Using Sector Antennas" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E82-A, no. 12, pp. 2627-2633, December 1999, doi: .
Abstract: In inter-vehicle communication (IVC) expectation for spread spectrum techniques is high. However, in a decentralized network environment, power control is difficult and until now perfect power control has been assumed. In this paper the use of sector antennas are proposed as a solution to the problems of power control in inter-vehicle communication. Results are shown for an IVC protocol in both no power control and imperfect power control environments in a realistic fading channel. Omni-directional, uniform sector antennas and non-uniform sector antennas are examined by computer simulation. Non-uniform sector antennas are shown to be the best solution and to have high packet reception rates even for no power control environments.
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