WO2001043349A2 - Dynamische auswahl eines mediumzugriffsverfahrens in kommunikationsnetzen - Google Patents
Dynamische auswahl eines mediumzugriffsverfahrens in kommunikationsnetzen Download PDFInfo
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04L1/0001—Systems modifying transmission characteristics according to link quality, e.g. power backoff
- H04L1/0002—Systems modifying transmission characteristics according to link quality, e.g. power backoff by adapting the transmission rate
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- the invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the information to be transmitted is transmitted in the form of packets through the communication network from the sender to the recipient. If the routing in the network is dynamic, each packet can be routed through the network via a different spatial path in order to reach the recipient. Since the networks have few physical channels (for example a limited number of fiber optic connections), a controlled medium access procedure of the different subscribers to the common transmission channel must be controlled with the aid of a multiplex technique in order to achieve multiple use.
- TDMA Time Division Multiplex Access
- FDMA Frequency Division Multiplex Access
- CDMA Code Division Multiplex Access
- pulse signals are used as carrier signals. These are offset from each other without any time overlap.
- the packets can then be transmitted in these time slots.
- the packet-oriented TDMA technology is memory-intensive since the packets have to be buffered several times on their way through the communication network before they reach the recipient. Finally, at the recipient, the packets must be stored until all packets have been received. Only then can the message which is usually distributed over several packets, can be decoded.
- the carrier signals as a bandpass S are ignale with a fixed physical bandwidth renewedbil et ⁇ d. They are without overlapping gegenein ⁇ other displaced in the frequency domain. A plurality of packets may be transmitted at the same time (on different union under ⁇ frequencies). This technique places high demands on the bandwidth of the physical transmission medium, because with increasing number of band-pass signals at ⁇ also the bandwidth requirement increases.
- time-limited signals are selected as carrier signals, the cross-correlation functions of which do not disappear at all times, but only assume small amplitude values at any time.
- These quasi-orthogonal carrier functions are often obtained from low-pass limited white noise.
- packets can also be transmitted at the same time via the medium in question in the CDMA process. In contrast to the FDMA method, however, this takes place in the same physical frequency range.
- the CDMA method can therefore place less demands on the physical bandwidth of the transmission medium. However, this involves the price of an increased effort in the data-processed components of the communication network, because the decoding of the signals with the aid of autocorrelation functions requires a computationally significant effort.
- T he dynamic load changes occurring of network components are taken into but at a static selection does not take into ⁇ , with the result that m unfavorable cases (for example, at a high resource utilization) longer transmission times have to be accepted.
- modern graforien ⁇ oriented communications networks that are based on dynamic routing allow (such as TCP / IP or UMTS networks) the combination of different medium access method (TDMA, FDMA, CDMA). The problem with this, however, is that the combination is also designed as a static selection.
- the invention has for its object to show a way how the changing circumstances with regard to available resources in the network can be countered with simple means.
- the advantage of the invention can be seen in particular in the conception of the dynamic selection and the resulting dynamic setting between the different medium access methods. Accordingly, it is possible to optimally utilize the individual components (e.g. routers) of the communication network and thus to minimize the transmission times. Depending on the performance and utilization of the different components of the communication networks, this dynamic adaptation of the medium access method can be used to set the optimal type of transmission with regard to the transmission time. Ungsever by evaluating the static information about the Leist ⁇ the resource and the dynamic information on the resource utilization can dynamically between the un ⁇ ter Kunststoff access methods are switched in sections. In order for the FDMA medium access method will be preferred in cases where a high bandwidth ver ⁇ joinable and the CDMA medium access procedures in FAEL ⁇ len when high computing resources are available.
- Fig 1 The medium access method FDMA, TDMA, CDMA
- FIG. 2 shows a communication network with subscribers, processors and memories
- the FDMA medium access procedure is frequency-oriented and places high demands on the bandwidth of the communication system.
- the CDMA medium access method is code-oriented and requires a smaller physical bandwidth of the communication system in order to achieve a high throughput; instead, however, a high level of performance is required in the data processing components of the communication network in order to use the calculations of the auto and cross-correlation functions to analyze the associated signal str ö m to decode.
- the TDMA Mediumzug ⁇ ffs vide is litzo ⁇ entiert zeitsc h and requires a lot of storage capacity.
- the three said medium access method TDMA, FDMA and C DM A can also be combined together to form the multi f ac h utilization of the physical transmission medium to high he ⁇ .
- the communication network is designed for the transmission of voice, data and video and consists of subscribers TLN1, TLN2, ... TLNi ... TLNn who have local processing resources (processors P) and storage resources (SP) and the physical transmission paths (glass fiber, coaxial cable, two-wire line, air, directional radio, satellite radio, optical directional radio, optical satellite radio, ... etc.) of a certain bandwidth are networked with each other.
- the medium access method FDMA particularly when combined with CDMA, offers a very high throughput in the transmission of information. With the combination, the peculiarities of the communication network can be taken into account.
- the subscriber TLNI wants to send the subscriber TLNi messages in the form of Internet packets, these can take different paths in the communication network. Routers are integrated into the physical connection paths, which are not shown in more detail in FIG. 2, and are each meshed with one another. The message to be sent out is broken down into individual IP packets by the subscriber TLNI, which are numbered consecutively before being sent to the first router. The IP packets are recorded by this and in the sense of a
- IP packets Broadcast all routers connected to this m fed. These in turn pick up the IP packets and pass them on to other routers connected to them. The IP packets are only forwarded by a router if the received address is known to it and its resources (processors, memory, bandwidth) allow it. Otherwise the IP packets are discarded. At the participant TL N i brought the incoming IP packets back into the correct order and repeatedly arrived IP packets ver ⁇ worfen.
- the dynamic effects may be the selected method in a certain period of time prove to be disadvantageous by the superposition, when, for example CDMA-Mediumzu- is applied access method and the processors be greatly ⁇ are burdened.
- packet-oriented networks such as TCP / IP or UMTS allow all the access methods mentioned, the following approach is used to select the multiplex technology:
- the available resources are determined at the sending subscriber TLNI. As a rule, these are known to the operating system. The corresponding relationships are shown in tabular form in FIG. 3.
- the message transmission from the sending subscriber TLNI controlled to the receiving subscriber TLNi using the FDMA medium access method If, for example, the currently available bandwidth of the transmission medium is large (because, for example, the physical medium offers this bandwidth and because the message traffic is so small that the user can use it to a high degree), the message transmission from the sending subscriber TLNI controlled to the receiving subscriber TLNi using the FDMA medium access method.
- the full physical bandwidth of the transmission medium can thus be used, so that the transmission time can be minimized.
- the transmission time increases because the communica ⁇ tion bandwidth is less than the proceedings FDMA Mediumzugriffsverfah ⁇ .
- this effect is somewhat weakened because, in the CDMA medium access method, packets are also transmitted at the same time and the decoding is carried out quickly by the powerful processors.
- TDMA medium access method is chosen as the TDMA medium access method.
- no IP packets can be sent at the same time, so that the transmission time increases further.
- the easily decodable IP packets must be buffered until all IP packets are received that are required for the complete display of the message.
- this places heavy demands on the memory resources SP.
- TDMA medium access methods are advantageous in this case because transmission, albeit with low bandwidth, is made possible immediately. If this flexibility had not been given, so that the user would absolutely require a certain bandwidth that was not available at the time in question, his transmission request was queued in order to wait until the bandwidth was available. Accordingly, the transmission time would increase even more.
- the invention has been explained using an end-to-end connection.
- the invention is carried out in sections.
- the TDMA medium access procedure from the sending subscriber TLNI to the first router can be set. From this to the next router another medium access method z. B. CDMA set.
- the only criterion for this is the resources in the first router, ie the router etc. This means that the IP packets up to they reach the receiving subscriber TLNi, have gone through different media access procedures several times. With a long connection between subscriber TLNI and subscriber TLNi, this results in a clear speed advantage since an optimal medium access method was always chosen.
- the invention described above is preferably used in communication networks in which information is routed dynamically from a sending subscriber to a receiving subscriber.
- the invention is not limited solely to communication networks with dynamic routing.
- the invention can also be applied to ATM communication networks.
- a signaling connection is first established here, which is also routed via a plurality of routers.
- the ATM cells carrying the information to be transmitted are then routed in the following in the sense of a virtual connection via this connection.
- the media access method can thus be optimized in sections from router to router in the sense of the invention.
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