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- the present invention relates to a transmission apparatus that transmits data via a transmission network.
- a transmission apparatus that distributes video data, audio data (hereinafter referred to as AV data) and the like via a transmission network (hereinafter also referred to as a network) has been put into practical use.
- AV data audio data
- a transmission network hereinafter also referred to as a network
- wireless networks are often used because of the labor-saving wiring and the ability to use the network anywhere without worrying about the location.
- a transmitting device has been developed that wirelessly transmits a program such as a video movie to a receiving device of each user in a closed space such as a moving body such as an aircraft.
- the transmitting device and the receiving device are collectively referred to as a wireless device.
- An AV data distribution system including a conventional transmission device includes a video server, a wireless access point (also referred to as AP) which is a conventional transmission device, and a reception device (also referred to as an AV terminal) for viewing a plurality of AV data.
- a wireless access point also referred to as AP
- a reception device also referred to as an AV terminal
- AV data output from the video server is distributed wirelessly from the AP to each AV terminal.
- IEEE802.11 As an example of a network used in an AV data distribution system, there is a network defined in IEEE802.11 that is used for a wireless LAN. Details of the IEEE802.11 specifications are disclosed in, for example, “802.11 High-Speed Wireless LAN Textbook”, pages 66-75 (issued by IDG Japan).
- CSMAZCA Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance
- the transmission unit below the data link layer which is the second layer of the OSI (Open Systems Interconnect! On) reference model
- the transmission unit below the data link layer which is the second layer of the OSI (Open Systems Interconnect! On) reference model
- a frame and more than the network layer, which is the third layer.
- This transmission unit is called a packet.
- the transmission unit is collectively referred to as a packet.
- FIG. 10 is a timing chart for explaining the operation of radio access by the CSMAZCA method based on the IEEE802.11 standard in an AV data distribution system including a conventional transmitting apparatus.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing parameters related to the packet transmission interval used in wireless access by the CSMAZCA method, and shows the case of the IEEE802.11a standard and the IEEE802.ib standard.
- a waiting time before each wireless device transmits a wireless bucket is specified.
- a separate value is defined for the waiting time depending on the type of wireless packet to be transmitted. This waiting time is the transmission interval between packets.
- the IEEE 802.11 standard does not distinguish between AV data and general data.
- the waiting time when a conventional transmission device transmits data is a fixed waiting time DIFS (Distributed Inter Frame Space) with a random waiting time back-off (hereinafter referred to as Back off). It is a frightened thing.
- the random value Backoff prevents a situation in which a wireless packet collides due to the simultaneous transmission of a plurality of transmitters after a certain period of time after the last packet transmission is completed.
- the transmitting apparatus can transmit the data packet 901 after the time calculated by adding DIFS 911 and Backoff 912 from the timing 920 at which the wireless carrier 900 detected in the wireless transmission network ends.
- DIFS is the time you have to wait when sending a general data packet as described above! /.
- Backoff is an integer multiple of a fixed slot time and is a random value. This random value is generated within the contention window (also referred to as CW).
- the transmission waiting time is obtained by multiplying the slot time by a random value.
- the value of CW increases from the first transmission as the number of retransmissions increases. Since Backoff is determined by a random number, A The transmission device that first acquires the transmission right in the V data distribution system, that is, the transmission device with the shortest Backoff can transmit the packet. In other words, each transmission device can obtain a fair transmission opportunity.
- the DIFS time, slot time and CW size in IEEE802.11a and IEEE802.l ib are shown in Figure 11! /
- Confirmation that transmission data is actually transmitted correctly to the receiving device is determined by whether or not an ACK (Acknowledge) signal of the receiving device arrives. If the ACK signal is not S, the transmitter determines that there is a communication failure and retransmits the data. In other words, the transmitting device transmits a data packet to the receiving device and receives an ACK from the receiving device to complete a series of data communication. If ACK is not received within a certain period of time, retransmission is performed a predetermined number of times until ACK is received.
- ACK Acknowledge
- ACK 902 for transmission confirmation is transmitted after 913 intervals from a short interframe space (hereinafter referred to as SIFS) from timing 921 of the end of transmission of data packet 901.
- SIFS short interframe space
- This SIFS is a fixed value and is the shortest transmission waiting time (minimum packet transmission interval) in the IEEE802.11 standard. This is because ACK is confirmation of transmission, so it is necessary to notify the sending side with priority over other packets.
- the CSMAZCA IEEE802.11 standard has a mechanism to transmit data by eliminating the collision of radio waves as much as possible by specifying the waiting time until wireless packet transmission.
- these wireless devices such as personal computers can be devices that interfere with the AV data distribution system.
- the wireless communication capability of the personal computer brought in by the passenger may interfere with the AV data distribution system.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-220497 performs priority control and line control higher than ACK using a frame interval shorter than ACK. If a large amount of data is input as transmission data from the circuit-switched service and the packet-switched service such as wireless cannot be transmitted in one transmission, that is, if a fragment occurs, the remaining fragment Next packet.
- terminal 3 transmits data. That is, terminal 3 has acquired the transmission right. Since the first packet until the fragment occurs waits for a random period in DIFS, the transmission priority of the first packet is not necessarily included even when the fragment does not occur. In other words, each terminal basically has a transmission priority right, and there is a possibility that the influence of the disturbing terminal cannot be eliminated.
- the method disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-220497 is a method of returning an ACK after all the fragmented packets arrive instead of returning an ACK for the first packet of the fragment.
- ACK is not returned for each packet in the CSMAZCA environment. For example, even if there is an error in the middle of a fragment packet, the remaining packets are transmitted. Since there is no power at the end and no error has occurred, the transmission can be inefficient.
- the transmission device of the present invention is a transmission device that is used in a transmission network according to a first communication protocol that has a first minimum packet transmission interval and transmits a priority packet that requires priority transmission.
- the transmission device includes a packet generation unit, a packet transmission unit, and a packet transmission control unit.
- the packet generator also generates packets with input data power.
- the packet transmitter transmits the packet to the transmission network according to the first communication protocol.
- the packet transmission control unit performs transmission control of the packet transmission unit so as to transmit packets at the first minimum packet transmission interval.
- the first minimum packet transmission interval is set to the first minimum packet transmission interval. Shorter than the minimum packet transmission interval of 2.
- the transmission apparatus can always transmit priority packets such as AV packets with priority, and can provide a transmission apparatus that guarantees a band for AV data transmission.
- the transmission device of the present invention further includes a carrier sensing unit that senses a carrier of the transmission network, and the packet transmission control unit can detect the empty state of the transmission network according to the carrier of the transmission network sensed by the carrier sensing unit.
- ascertain may be sufficient. According to this, the packet transmission interval can be controlled with higher accuracy.
- the transmission apparatus of the present invention may allow the packet transmission control unit to perform transmission control of the packet transmission unit so as to continuously transmit priority packets. According to this, it is possible to more reliably transmit a priority packet that requires real-time performance.
- the packet transmission control unit further controls to transmit a fake carrier that can be detected by the carrier sensing unit when there is no priority packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit. It is good also as composition to do. This further ensures that the transmitting device always secures the right to transmit, and can send priority packets at any time.
- the sham carrier may be a sham packet. According to this, the transmitting apparatus can always secure the transmission right and can transmit the priority packet whenever necessary.
- the transmitting apparatus of the present invention may be used in a closed transmission network in which the first communication protocol is determined in advance. According to this, the first communication protocol can be set flexibly according to the priority level of the priority transmission.
- the second communication protocol may be a communication protocol that conforms to the IEEE 802.11 standard. This makes it possible to easily use inexpensive and high-quality parts due to the mass production effect even if the transmitter conforms to the first communication standard.
- the second minimum packet transmission interval may be a value defined as SIFS. According to this, even when a device that conforms to the IEEE802.11 standard exists in the transmission network, the priority packet can be reliably transmitted.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a transmission apparatus in a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows the transmission of the priority packet by the transmitting device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a timing chart in the case where the transmission apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention performs transmission of normal packets while giving priority to transmission of priority packets.
- FIG. 4 is a timing chart in the case of transmitting a dummy packet while giving priority to the transmission of the priority packet in the transmission apparatus in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a timing chart when a priority packet is transmitted by multicast in the transmission apparatus in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a timing chart in the case of transmitting a normal packet while giving priority to the transmission of the priority packet in the transmitting apparatus in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a timing chart when the transmitting apparatus in the sixth embodiment of the present invention transmits the priority bucket and the dummy packet by multicast.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a packet format in the MAC layer of the transmitting apparatus in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an AV data distribution system including a transmitting apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a timing diagram illustrating wireless access in a conventional transmission apparatus.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing parameters relating to a packet transmission interval used in wireless access in a conventional transmission apparatus.
- the second communication protocol conforms to the IEEE802.11a standard as the data link layer transmission method
- the first communication protocol is a wireless transmission network conforming to the IEEE802.11a standard.
- the difference between the second communication protocol and the first communication protocol is that the minimum packet interval is the second communication protocol> the first communication protocol.
- any priority packet may be transmitted, but as an example, data such as video and audio (AV data) that requires real-time transmission is assumed.
- AV data video and audio
- AV packet a packet composed of AV data
- the AV packet must guarantee the transmission bandwidth and maintain real-time performance. Therefore, it is a normal data packet that does not require priority transmission. It is called a priority packet to distinguish it from a normal packet.
- a priority packet is transmitted from access point 1101 which is a transmission device to each terminal 1102 to: L 109.
- access point 1101 which is a transmission device to each terminal 1102 to: L 109.
- a wireless infrastructure mode for delivering AV data will be described.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a transmission apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the transmitting device 100 is the API 101 in FIG.
- the transmission device 100 includes a packet generation unit 101, a packet transmission unit 102, a packet transmission control unit 103, and a carrier sensing unit 104. Further, a transmission / reception antenna 105 is added to the transmission device 100.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a packet format of a priority packet transmitted by the transmission apparatus in the present embodiment, and corresponds to a MAC (Media Access Control) layer that is a data link layer of the IEEE802.11a standard.
- a MAC packet 800 includes a MAC header 8001, a packet body 802, and an FCS (Frame Check Sequence) 803.
- the MAC header 801 is 30 octets. However, in infrastructure mode, part of the MAC address definition is not used, so it is 24 octets.
- the packet body 802 is called a frame and is a place for storing data to be transmitted.
- AV data is stored in the packet body 802. FCS803 frame This is a check sequence and stores a code that checks whether there is an error in the transmitted wireless packet.
- a MAC layer radio packet shown in FIG. 8 is added with a necessary header such as a physical layer preamble (not shown in FIG. 8) and transmitted in the physical layer.
- the packet generator 101 As the AV data 110, the packet generator 101 generates a MAC packet 800.
- a series of AV data is divided into data as appropriate and stored in the packet body 802 of each packet.
- MAC header 801 and FSC803 are attached.
- the packet transmission unit 102 inputs the MAC packet at the output 111 of the packet generation unit 101, performs wireless physical layer processing such as preamble addition and modulation, and outputs the wireless transmission packet 112 to be transmitted from the antenna 105. To do.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 controls the transmission timing of the packet transmission unit 102 with the control signal 115. Also, the packet transmission control unit 103 is notified from the packet transmission unit 102 by a notification signal 116 whether or not the packet to be transmitted is ready.
- the carrier sensing unit 104 receives the radio reception signal 113 from the antenna 105 and constantly monitors the current radio wave (carrier) status. That is, the carrier sensing unit 104 grasps the packet transmission status by sensing the carrier in the wireless transmission network. This radio wave (carrier) status is transmitted to the packet transmission control unit 103 by a signal 114.
- a feature of the present embodiment is a packet transmission control algorithm of the packet transmission control unit 103.
- the transmitting device 100 preferentially transmits with a waiting time shorter than the minimum transmission waiting time according to the second communication protocol stipulated in the IEEE802.11a standard according to the first communication protocol conforming to the IEEE802.11a standard.
- the priority packet which is a power packet is transmitted. Thereby, the transmission device 100 can transmit the priority packet at an intended timing, and can secure the transmission band of the priority packet.
- FIG. 2 is a timing diagram when a priority packet is transmitted by multicast in the transmission apparatus in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the carrier sensing unit 104 detects a radio carrier, and the packet transmission control unit 103 is connected to the packet transmission unit 102. To wait for packet transmission.
- the carrier detection unit 104 When the carrier detection unit 104 does not detect the wireless carrier of the packet 200 at the timing 220, the carrier detection unit 104 can transmit the next packet. However, in order to compare with the feature of the present invention, the carrier detection unit 104 is not applied first. Explain what happens in the case.
- the carrier In communication based on the IEEE802.11a standard, as already described with reference to FIG. 10, when there is a packet to be transmitted to the AP and all the wireless terminals, the carrier is not detected for a certain period of time. After confirming the above, the packet can be transmitted.
- the waiting time at this time is the timing 922 at which DIFS 911 and Backoff 912 have elapsed from the end timing 920 of the wireless carrier 900 in FIG.
- DIFS is 34 S
- Backoff is the time obtained by multiplying the slot time 9 S by the CW size randomly determined for each transmission by each transmitter.
- ACK which is a confirmation of communication
- the “hidden terminal problem” is a condition in which carrier detection does not function due to the influence of obstacles that do not allow radio waves to pass between terminals or when the distance between terminals is greater than the radio wave reach. This is a problem caused by the problem.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an AV data distribution system including a transmission device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the AV data distribution system according to the present embodiment includes a video server 1100, a wireless access point (also referred to as ⁇ ) 1101, which is a transmission device according to the present embodiment, and a reception device (also referred to as an AV terminal) that views a plurality of AV data. 1102 to 1109.
- the AV data output from the video server 1100 is distributed to the respective AV terminals 1102 to L109 by API 101 power radio.
- the API 101 tries to transmit an AV packet to the AV terminal 1102 to: L 109, if it is performed in the same time as the conventional waiting time, the transmission timing is obtained fairly. Therefore, for example, when a large amount of data is transmitted from the interfering terminal 1110 to the interfering terminal 1111 in the ad hoc mode, the interfering terminal 1110 acquires a transmission right and consumes a large transmission band. As a result, the bandwidth in which the API 101 can transmit AV packets is reduced, and real-time performance of AV data transmission to the AV terminals 1102 to 1109 cannot be guaranteed.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 transmits a priority packet (also referred to as a priority data packet) 201 at an interval (hereinafter referred to as VSIFS) that is shorter than SIFS from timing 220.
- VSIFS may be set to 15 ⁇ S shorter than 16 ⁇ S of SIFS.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 detects the timing 220 based on the signal 114 from the carrier sensing unit 104, waits for a time of only VSIFS 210 from the timing 220, and then sends the priority data packet to the bucket transmission unit 102. 201 is transmitted.
- the priority data packet 201 is transmitted to one AV terminal.
- the case where the data is transmitted to the AV terminal 1102 is taken as an example.
- the AV terminal 1102 returns an A CK that confirms reception to the API 101.
- SSIF S The waiting time from timing 221 (hereinafter referred to as SSIF S), which is the waiting time of ACK 202, which should be transmitted with priority over all data packets including the priority data packet is referred to as SSIFS211. Therefore, SSIFS211 may be set to 14 S for the shorter period than VSIFS212, which is 15 S for the present f-row. That is, “SSIFS ⁇ VSIFS ⁇ SIFS”.
- the ACK for the priority data packet 201 is not returned except for the AV terminal 1102.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 continues to wait for ACK after the priority data packet 201 regardless of whether the carrier detection unit 104 detects a carrier. If the “hidden terminal problem” does not occur, SSIFS is not necessarily shorter than VSIFS. SSIFS may be the same as SIFS or VSIF.
- packet transmission control section 103 After transmission end timing 222 of ACK 202, packet transmission control section 103 similarly transmits priority data socket 203 after VS IFS 212, and ACK 204 is transmitted after SSIFS 213 at timing 223.
- the packet transmission unit 102 can continuously transmit priority data packets, the interfering terminals 1110 and 1111 do not consume the radio band by acquiring the packet transmission right.
- the AP 1101 transmits a packet to secure the radio band first. As a result, the packet is not transmitted to the disturbing terminal 1110 or the disturbing terminal 1111. As a result, the jamming terminal 1110 or the jamming terminal 1111 does not consume the radio transmission band.
- the transmitting device of the AV data distribution system can secure the band required for the priority data packet.
- the present invention can be realized without necessarily mounting the carrier sensing unit 104 in FIG.
- normal packets hereinafter also referred to as normal data packets
- priority packets are prioritized by multicast.
- a priority data packet is transmitted and an ACK is returned from the receiving device, a case where normal data packet transmission is permitted when there is no priority data packet to be transmitted next will be described.
- the configuration of the transmission apparatus is the same as that of FIG. 1 described in the first embodiment, and the control method in the packet transmission control unit 103 is different.
- FIG. 3 is a timing chart when the normal data packet is also transmitted while giving priority to the transmission of the priority data packet by the cast in the transmitting apparatus in the present embodiment.
- the priority data packet 301 corresponds to the priority data packet 201.
- SSIFS311 is SSI FS211.
- the packet transmission unit 102 When the priority data packet to be transmitted exists in the packet transmission unit 102 at the timing 322, the packet is transmitted with priority. But for example, send with IEEE802.11a
- the data rate of the AV data 110 is lower than the possible data rate, a case where a priority packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102 is not generated may occur. In such a case, it is possible to send normal data packets, not priority data packets such as ⁇ , API 101! / ⁇ ⁇ AV terminal 1102: L 109, jamming terminals 1110, 1111!
- ad hoc communication that is direct communication from the disturbing terminal 1110 to the disturbing terminal 1111 is permitted will be described.
- the normal data packet 303 is transmitted from the timing 322 after waiting for the period of DIFS 312 and Backoff 313 according to the transmission protocol of 802.11a according to the conventional method described in FIG. At this time, if a priority data packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102 is prepared in the period 330, the priority data packet is transmitted first. In FIG. 3, the priority data packet is prepared in this period. Show the status.
- the carrier sensing unit 104 detects a wireless carrier, and therefore the priority data packet cannot be transmitted from the packet transmission unit 102 during this period. If a priority data packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102 is generated during transmission of the normal data packet 303, the packet is sent after waiting for the VSIFS 314 period from the timing of 323 after transmission of the normal data packet 303 is completed. A priority data packet 304 is transmitted from the transmitter 102. The packet transmission control at this time is performed by the packet transmission control unit 103. After that, after waiting for the SSIFS 315 period, the ACK 305 is transmitted from the AV terminal that has received the priority data packet 304.
- general data communication is exemplified by communication between disturbing terminals.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and any of the powers of AV terminal 1102 to L 109 can be changed to API 101.
- the AV terminal 1102 to: L 109 can notify the video server 1100 of the AV data channel desired to be transmitted. You can also send normal data packets from API 101 to AV terminal 1 102 ⁇ : L 109! /.
- priority is given to the transmission of the priority data packet in the multicast, and the transmission is performed. Even when there is no priority data packet to be described, a case where a transmission right is always secured without giving a transmission opportunity to another transmitting apparatus will be described. Specifically, when a priority data packet is transmitted and an ACK is returned from the receiving device, it can be transmitted as soon as possible when a priority data packet with the next priority data packet to be transmitted is prepared. A transmitting apparatus to be described will be described. The configuration of the transmission apparatus in the present embodiment is the same as that of FIG. 1 described in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 4 shows a dummy device that is a fake packet in the case where there is no priority data packet to be transmitted while priority is given to transmission of the priority data packet by multicasting in the transmission apparatus of this embodiment. It is a timing diagram in the case of transmitting a packet.
- the sham packet is a form of sham carrier that can be detected by the carrier detector.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 performs the transmission control shown in FIG. In FIG. 4, the timing up to timing 422 is the same as the timing explained in FIG.
- the knot 400 corresponds to the knot 200.
- VSIFS410 is equivalent to VSIFS210.
- the priority data packet 401 corresponds to the priority data packet 201.
- the packet is transmitted with priority. However, as described in the second embodiment, it should be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102. There is a case where a priority data packet is not generated. At this time, in the method described in the second embodiment, transmission of normal data packets is permitted, but in this embodiment, transmission of dummy packets from the transmission device 100 allows transmission opportunities to other wireless devices. Always keep the transmission right.
- packet transmission control unit 103 transmits dummy packet 403 from packet transmission unit 102.
- the dummy packet 403 is shown in FIG. 8, in this case, a MAC header 801 of 24 octets and a packet body of 0 octets 8
- FCS803 with 02 and 4 octets
- a wireless bucket that can be transmitted in the shortest time can be used.
- the transmission destination of the dummy packet may be transmitted to a receiving apparatus that does not exist in the system of FIG. As a result, other wireless devices do not perform reception processing, and so do not put a load on the devices that make up the system.
- FIG. 4 illustrates the timing in the following cases.
- a dummy packet 404 including a priority data packet is transmitted at timing 425 after VSIFS413. From the timing 426 which is the transmission end time of the dummy packet 404, the priority data packet to be transmitted is generated in the packet transmitting unit 102 at the timing 427 after waiting for the VSIFS 414 interval. Therefore, the priority data packet 405 is transmitted, and after that, the AV terminal that has transmitted the priority data packet 405 waits for SSIFS 415 and then transmits ACK 406.
- VSIFS (VSIFS 412 and 413 in FIG. 4) used as a waiting time until dummy data is transmitted is described as the same value as the waiting time until a priority data packet is transmitted. Although it went, it is not necessarily limited to this.
- the waiting time until the dummy data is transmitted may be any length as long as it is shorter than the transmission waiting time of other devices.
- the transmission device 100 does not allow transmission of other transmission devices and continues to transmit priority data packets or dummy packets, and therefore it is not always necessary to detect a wireless carrier. Therefore, in FIG. 1, the transmission apparatus can be realized without necessarily mounting the carrier sensing unit 104. [0077] (Fourth embodiment)
- Multicast is a transmission method in which a sending device sends a packet to one or more receiving devices. An ACK for confirmation of reception is not returned from each receiving device.
- the API 101 that is a transmitting device can transmit AV packets to a plurality of AV terminals of the AV terminals 1102 to L 109 all at once.
- the combination of multiple AV terminals that receive a single multi-cast packet is free, and it is natural that multicast may be sent to one AV terminal.
- FIG. 5 is a timing chart when the transmitting apparatus in the present embodiment transmits the priority data packet by multicast. Also in multicast, the transmission waiting time is set to VSIFS shorter than SIFS, so that packets are transmitted with priority over other transmitting devices such as interfering terminals 1110 and 1111 as in the other embodiments.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 performs the transmission control shown in FIG.
- the packet transmission unit 102 transmits a priority data packet 501 after waiting for transmission from the timing 520, which is the transmission completion timing of the packet 500, by VSIFS 510. Next, it waits for VSIFS 511 from the transmission completion timing 521 of the priority data packet 501 and transmits the priority data packet 502. The transmission completion timing is timing 522. Thereafter, the priority data packet 503 is similarly transmitted after waiting for the VSIFS 512, and this transmission completion timing is timing 523. Further, a priority data packet 504 is transmitted after waiting for VSIFS 513. By repeating these operations, the packet transmission with the disturbing terminal power is blocked and the priority data packet transmission is given priority.
- the transmission apparatus of the present invention can be realized without mounting the carrier sensing unit 104.
- FIG. 6 is a timing diagram when the transmission apparatus of the present embodiment performs transmission of normal data packets while giving priority to transmission of priority data packets in multicast.
- the process up to timing 621 is the same as that described in FIG. In other words, packet 6 ⁇ or knot 500 is worth.
- the timing is 620 ⁇ until timing 520.
- VSIFS6 10 corresponds to VSIFS510.
- the priority data packet 601 corresponds to the priority data packet 501.
- the packet is preferentially transmitted.
- a priority packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102 is not generated.
- transmission of a normal data packet is permitted, not a priority data packet from any force of the API 101, the AV terminal 1102 to: L 109, and the disturbing terminals 1110 and 1111.
- the case where ad hoc communication from the disturbing terminal 1110 to the disturbing terminal 1111 is permitted will be described.
- the normal data packet 602 is transmitted after waiting for the period of DIFS 611 and Backoff 612 according to the transmission procedure of IEE E802.11a in the conventional method described in FIG. At this time, if a priority data packet to be transmitted to the packet transmission unit 102 is prepared in the period 630, the priority data packet is transmitted first. In FIG. 6, the priority data packet is prepared in this period. ,,, Show the status.
- the carrier sensing unit 104 detects a wireless carrier, so that the priority data packet cannot be transmitted during this period. But normal data
- the priority data packet 603 generated by the packet transmission unit 102 during the period 631 during transmission of the packet 602 and during the period of VSIFS 613 waits for the period of VSIFS 613 from the timing 623 after transmission of the normal data packet 602, Sent from the packet transmitter 102.
- the packet transmission control unit 103 performs transmission control of the priority data packet from the packet transmission unit 102.
- ACK615 is transmitted after SIFS614, which is the normal waiting time for ACK in IEEE802.11a from timing 624!
- SIFS614 is the normal waiting time for ACK in IEEE802.11a from timing 624!
- This ACK 615 normally corresponds to the data packet 6002, and is transmitted from the disturbing terminal 1111 to the disturbing terminal 1110 for confirmation of reception.
- the priority data packet has been generated in the packet transmission unit 102 by the timing after VSIFS (not shown, but before timing 625), the priority data packet has priority. Sent from API 101.
- general data communication is not limited to the power described in the case of communication between disturbing terminals 1110 and 1111, and communication to any AV terminal power API 101 may be used.
- the AV channel to be requested to the AV terminal power video server 1100 can be selected.
- a normal data packet may be transmitted from the API 101 to the AV terminal.
- the present invention is effective even when the normal data packet is a multicast packet. In this case, ACK615 for normal data packet is not returned.
- priority is given to transmission of a priority data packet by multicast, and even when there is no priority data packet to be transmitted, a transmission right is always secured without giving a transmission opportunity to other wireless devices. I do.
- the configuration of the transmission apparatus in this embodiment is the same as that of FIG. 1 described in the first embodiment. In this embodiment, after sending a priority data packet and waiting for VSIFS, there is no priority data packet to be sent next. Next, a description will be given of a transmission apparatus that enables transmission as soon as possible when a priority data packet is ready.
- FIG. 7 shows that the transmitting apparatus of this embodiment prioritizes transmission of priority data packets in multicast, and transmits a dummy packet that is a fake packet when there is no priority data packet to be transmitted.
- FIG. The sham packet is a form of sham carrier that can be detected by the carrier detector.
- the timing up to timing 721 is the same as described in FIG. That is, packet 700 corresponds to packet 500. Timing 720 ⁇ until timing 520. Equivalent to VSIFS710i or VSIFS510.
- the priority data packet 701 corresponds to the priority data packet 501. That is, until timing 721, the control timing from the packet transmission control unit 103 to the packet transmission unit 102 is the same as the processing up to timing 521 in FIG.
- a dummy packet 702 is transmitted.
- the dummy packet 702 is, for example, the MAC packet shown in FIG. 8 as described in the third embodiment.
- the MAC header is 24 octets
- the packet body is 0 octets
- the FCS is 4 octets.
- transmission may be made to a receiving apparatus that does not exist in the system of FIG. Similarly, after the dummy packet transmission is completed, the VSIFS interval is waited. If there is no priority data packet to be transmitted at that time, a dummy packet is transmitted.
- Figure 7 shows the following cases. After the VSIFS 712 from the timing 723, the dummy packet 703 including the priority data packet to be transmitted is also transmitted at the timing 724. After the end of transmission 725 and further after VSIFS 713, the dummy packet 704 including the priority data packet to be transmitted is also transmitted at the timing 726.
- a priority data packet 705 to be transmitted is generated in the packet transmission unit 102 and transmitted from the packet transmission unit 102. If there is a priority data packet to be transmitted at timing 730 after VSIFS 715 from 729 of the completion of transmission of the priority data packet, transmission is performed, but in FIG. 7, there is no priority data packet to be transmitted, and dummy packet 706 is transmitted. The transmission end timing in this case is timing 731. During this time, transmission control of the priority data packet from the packet transmission unit 102 is performed by the packet transmission control unit 103.
- the transmitting apparatus 100 performs transmission with priority over the disturbing terminal.
- transmission of a VSIF S and a minimum length dummy packet prevents the disturbing terminal from transmitting the packet.
- the next priority data packet is generated, it can be transmitted as soon as possible.
- the priority of the priority data packet can be further increased. And even when the data rate of AV data is low, high-quality transmission with a transmission band secured is possible.
- the VSIFS (VSIFS711, 712, 713 in Fig. 7) used as the waiting time until dummy data is transmitted has the same value as the waiting time until the priority data packet is transmitted.
- the present invention is not limited to this. Any length is acceptable as long as the interval is shorter than the transmission waiting time of the disturbing terminal.
- the transmission apparatus of the present invention can be realized without necessarily mounting the carrier sensing unit 104 in FIG.
- the power described with IEEE802.11a as an example is not limited to IEEE802.11a, but may be IEEE802.lib and IEEE802.lg. Also, it is effective for all transmission methods that determine the packet transmission priority by using the difference in waiting time until packet transmission only by the IEEE802.11 standard. Also wirelessly The present invention is not limited to wired communication. Therefore, even in such a case, the range power of the present invention is not excluded.
- the transmission device of the present invention can be applied to an ad hoc mode in which devices directly communicate with each other, and even when applied to the ad hoc mode, the scope of the present invention is not excluded.
- the generation of the priority data packet is completed even when the normal data packet is transmitted between the transmissions of the priority data packet at the timing when the priority data packet can be transmitted.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and it is possible to create a normal data packet transmission opportunity to the extent that it does not hinder the bandwidth guarantee of the priority data packet, such as creating a normal data packet transmission opportunity once in several times.
- SIFS Short Interframe Space
- DIFS Direct Interframe Space
- the power described in the case where the SSIFS is 15 S is taken as an example.
- the present invention is not limited to this value. The shorter the SSIFS value, the wider the transmission band can be secured. is there. Therefore, even in such a case, the range power of the present invention is not excluded.
- Embodiments 1 to 6 of the present invention particularly in wireless communication, etc., such as hidden terminal problems, access point and terminal arrangements, or wireless communication of each system
- the reach and detection range of various packets change due to various factors, such as channel selection, or a combination of multicast and multicast. Therefore, the waiting time for preferential transmission of priority data packets can be changed according to the situation of the system.
- the invention is not excluded from the scope of the present invention as long as it has the feature of the present invention that the priority data packet is transmitted with a short waiting time.
- ACK is an acknowledgment, it may be specified depending on the situation where the system is placed, considering that a packet to be acknowledged is not received and an ACK is not transmitted! Even when the priority data packet is transmitted with the same value as the minimum transmission interval of the bucket, the present invention may be realized.
- AV packets (AV data) can be preferentially transmitted, and the transmission band of the AV service radio packet is guaranteed.
- This makes it possible to provide a high-quality AV transmission service that guarantees real-time performance of video data and audio data.
- the above effect is effective regardless of the data rate of AV data.
- the waiting time for sending priority packets is short, the overall usable bandwidth is improved, and the transmission bandwidth of the transmission network can be used effectively.
- wireless ACK is not transmitted in units of fragments. Since packets are returned in units of packets, retransmission is performed in units of packets with errors even when packet errors are retransmitted, so it is possible to provide a system with high transmission efficiency without retransmitting normally received packets. .
- the priority packet is preferentially transmitted when a fragment is generated as in the conventional example. In any case, priority packet transmission is prioritized and is unique to the present invention. An effect can be obtained.
- the transmission apparatus of the present invention can be easily modified in various ways by changing the control conditions in the packet transmission control unit, and can guarantee the transmission band of the priority data packet with a simple configuration. It is possible to build
- the transmission device allows the first minimum packet according to the first communication protocol even when another transmission device using the second communication protocol enters the same transmission network.
- AV packets (AV data) can be preferentially transmitted at the transmission interval, and the transmission band of AV service wireless packets is guaranteed. Therefore, the transmission band for video and audio is guaranteed using the transmission network. This is useful when transmitting data that must be performed.
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