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Energy-Based Analysis of Interfering IEEE 802.11b and Bluetooth Networks

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Summary, in English

The increasing use of wireless technology utilizing unlicensed frequency bands calls for more in-depth analysis of interference and coexistence between systems. In this paper a framework is presented for detailed analysis of the performance of coexisting networks in shared frequency bands. The framework allows for multiple packet lengths to be used by the communicating devices and the analysis is performed with respect to the received interfering energy, which in effect leads to a link budget analysis on a packet basis. A system of interfering Bluetooth piconets is analyzed to illustrate the use of the framework and the conceptual difference in basing the analysis on link budgets, rather than on packet collisions. Furthermore, some indications on throughput saturation in the analyzed Bluetooth system are presented.

Publishing year

2003

Language

English

Publication/Series

Proceedings of the PCC Workshop 2003

Document type

Conference paper

Topic

  • Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering

Conference name

PCC Workshop

Conference date

2003-11-18 - 2003-11-19

Conference place

Stockholm, Sweden

Status

Published

Project

  • PCC: Mobile Wireless Access

Research group

  • Radio Systems