Method and system for power controlled effective allocation of sub-bands in ultra-wideband communication
AssigneeUniversity of Maryland
InventorsWipawee Siriwongpairat, Zhu Han, K. J. Ray Liu
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AssigneeUniversity of Maryland
InventorsWipawee Siriwongpairat, Zhu Han, K. J. Ray Liu
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A power controlled sub-band assignment and power allocation among users in a multiband UWB system aims to reduce power consumption without compromising performance. The overall transmit power is minimized under the practical constraints, including packet error rate, transmission rate, and FCC regulations. To insure the system feasibility in variable channel conditions, an optimization scheme manages the assignment of UWB devices to respective channels subject to their suitability to the requested users' transmission rates. An inexpensive suboptimal approach reduces the complexity of the optimization procedure and achieves a comparable performance to those of the complex full search optimization routine. The suboptimal scheme obtains the feasible solutions adaptively when the channels assignment, initially calculated under the optimization criteria, is not feasible for the user's rate requirement.
A method for power efficient channel allocation in a multi-band multi-user ultra-wideband (UWB) system, including a plurality of K users, a plurality of S sub-bands, and an integer plurality of N sub-carriers, wherein each kth of said plurality of K users requests transmission with a data transmission rate Rk, including the steps of:
A method for power controlled optimization of channel allocation in multi-band multi-user ultra-wideband (UWB) system for transmitting packets from a plurality of K users at a plurality of S sub-bands using an integer plurality of N sub-carriers, each kth user requesting a data transmission rate Rk, the method comprising the steps of:
A multi-user multi-band ultra-wide band (UWB) system with an efficient sub-band assignment and power allocation, the UWB system transmitting data packets from a plurality of K users at a plurality of S sub-bands using an integer plurality of N sub-carriers using Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM), the system comprising:
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