RE: CA analysis between CSS and 11g
Rainer,
IEEE 802.11g is primarily based on OFDM. There is a 22 Mb/s PHY
using PBCC. However, that PHY is optional and not widely deployed. So
my personal opinion is that analysis of the 22 Mb/s PHY is probably
unnecessary. However, consideration of the OFDM PHY would be very
important.
If you need some more details on the OFDM PHY you might be able
to get some assistance from Sheung Li our liaison to 802.11. I believe
BER curves should be available.
Comment to TAG: In general, maybe if we can start to compile
some of this information we can put it in a common place. How about the
document that Joseph Levy started?
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Rainer Hach [mailto:R.Hach@nanotron.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 7:09 AM
To: Shellhammer, Steve
Cc: pat.kinney@ieee.org; Kyung-Kuk Lee
Subject: CA analysis between CSS and 11g
Steve,
thanks for your all your input in Jacksonville.
Considering 11g with 22MBPS I am looking for a BER or PER equation. One
approch could be to figure out how many sub carriers with which
mdoulation and coding are used and then combine the BERs for each
subcarrier. Is that appropriate?
If so, can you help me with the assumptions on subcarriers etc. out or
can you tell me somebody who could possibly do so or recommend some
document besides the standard itself?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Rainer
www.nanotron.com