Directional Receiver Design For Interference Management

For this, either a new spectrum must be chosen or the affected links may be circumvented entirely. Thus, spectrum mobility necessitates a spectrum handoff scheme to detect the link failure and to switch the current transmission to a new route or a new spectrum band with minimum quality degradation. This requires collaborating with spectrum sensing, neighbor discovery in a link layer, and routing protocols. Furthermore, this functionality needs a connection management scheme to sustain the performance of upper layer protocols by mitigating the influence of spectrum

6. Because of the use of frequency hopping, the likelihood of other wireless networks interfering is very low (Johnson,2004).

A network professional must plan for current as well as future needs. This is discussed in “Optical Network Design and Planning” as it relates to wireless networks. “A design issue in some wireless networks is the ability of a system to allow for a specified number of hosts to transmit information without completely changing the design of the current network” (Vinod Kumar Verma, Surinder Singh, Nagendra P. Pathak, 2014).

For this week’s lab we are using various scenarios to compare and contrast different antenna types and solutions to reduce signal spillover in a specific wireless network. Also we are evaluating and

In Fig. 1, the 4 nodes are considered. Among the four nodes 2 of the nodes (Node 1 and Node 2) are primary networks and 2 other nodes (Node A and Node B) are secondary networks. The two networks act in different frequency range. The primary network acts at a range of 2.4GHz - 2.4835GHz range. The secondary network acts at a range of 433MHz - 473MHz represents the block diagram of the proposed system. The use of different frequencies increases the number of users. Node 1 and Node 2 communicate at 2.4GHz and Node A and Node B communicate at 433.9MHz. The nodes are made mobile and this causes high interference. This is cancelled by channeling where the frequencies are slotted. Multi-hop cognitive radio technique occurs when the data is transmitted from one secondary node to another which is out of range via primary node. At that time the primary node which is of MIMO antenna switches itself to the secondary node frequency and transmits the data. Wireless MIMO systems with multiple antennas employed at both the transmitter and receiver have gained attention because of their promising improvement in terms of performance and bandwidth efficiency [8].

Lowe’s enlisted our team to focus on the Omni-channel experience for its customers. The project we developed will deal with multiple facets of this experience. We are focusing on improving the customer experience, improving customer access to products, improving revenues, improving market demand, and improving the online experience. Another issue we will be addressing is the Lowe’s For Pros website. This website will experience the same benefits from this project. Working on the Lowe’s websites and adding a new feature will address these problems. The final reason for this project is to improve the customer experience, so that will be covered in 12.3 of this document.

This paper is organized as follows: Section II will discuss the evolution of mobile wireless networks, Section III will introduce objectives of the 5G mobile network, Section IV will talk about goals to be evaluated in 5G wireless network communications, and Section V will present some concluding remarks.

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Cognitive radio (CR) technology is key enabling technology which provides the capability to share the wireless channel with the licensed users in an opportunistic way. CRs are foreseen to be able to provide the high bandwidth to mobile users via heterogeneous wireless architectures and dynamic spectrum access techniques. In order to share the spectrum with licensed users without interfering with them, and meet the diverse quality of service requirements of applications, each CR user in a CR network must:

The market for wireless communications has experienced incredible growth over recent years and wireless LANs have rapidly become a very

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Assistance with the current macro cell is required to power the small cells and coordinate with internet and radio backhaul and maintaining the Quality of Service (QOS) in the process [1].

The Joint Tactical Radio Systems can be described as inexpensive radio systems that are software programmable and offer reliable, secure, data, multi-channel voice, and video communications for mobile users in the military. The tactical radio systems provide an all-inclusive, safe, and multi-channel mobile communications network ability for ground vehicles. The deliver communications networking capabilities that enable the transfer of several megabits of data per second on moving ground vehicles at the tactical edge. Consequently, the systems places total power and control of the Global Information Grid into the warfighters and take the situational awareness of network beyond the center for tactical operations (Simonsen, 2011).

In the current wireless networking standards, omni-directional antennas are used to establish connection between the base station and the user. The radiation emitted from this antenna is spread uniformly in a horizontal manner. These antennas are employed because the base station is not aware of the location of the user. Hence most of the radiated beam is lost or dispersed. Furthermore radiation from neighboring base stations with the same frequency will cause interference. If it is possible to concentrate the beam/radiation only the user and introduce nulls in the area of the interference, most of the radiated power can be made useful and gives users with extended range.

There has been tremendous growth in wireless network over the last few decades. Wireless devices such as mobiles, laptops are increasing day by day; hence there is requirement of more frequency bands. The need of allotting different frequencies is due to fact that there should not be any interference. Interference is caused when two applications are using the same frequency band. In wireless network data is propagated in the form of electromagnetic