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Title: Comparing CSMA and CDMA, Two Multiple Access Approaches, for Use in 802.15.4a


1
Comparing CSMA and CDMA, Two Multiple Access
Approaches, for Use in 802.15.4a
A contribution to TG4a Dani Raphaeli InfoRange
Inc
2
Desired Attributes in 4a
  • Low link rate, but high aggregated throughput
  • Large distance
  • Low complexity, low cost
  • Low power
  • Interference resistance
  • Mobility
  • Mesh network (not a cellular design)
  • Large number of nodes in the same area

3
What Is CSMA?
  • Time axis divided between users.
  • Avoiding collisions as much as possible by
    carrier sensing and backoff.
  • To achieve high number of (active) users each
    user transmit short packets using high bit rate.
  • The channel bit rate is shared between the users
    in some inefficiency (collisions, backoff).

4
CDMA Principles
  • Each user sends low bit rate over the air.
  • Packets of multiple users may overlap.
  • No synchronization between users is required
    (although such sync can improve the total
    capacity).
  • Higher bit rate still possible by each user
    acting like many.
  • Many kinds of spread spectrum methods FH, DS, IR.

5
System Design Aspects
  • According to the TRD, CSMA shall use 1mbps
    payload and CDMA 1kbps payload.
  • We can afford to define two classes of nodes RFD
    and FFD.
  • In TDMA, all equal (in terms of PHY).
  • In CDMA, the RFD may support receiving only one
    or few users at a time, but FFD can receive many
    overlapping users.
  • In the following slides we will show
    several benefits and disadvantages of
    CDMA vs CSMA.

6
Distance
  • Tx power is limited by FCC. Assuming both systems
    using same BW they got same TX power.
  • Link budget example for UWB (free space)
  • F4GHz, BW500MHz, Tx-16dbm (assuming 2dB
    flatness)
  • Eb/N010dB, NF7dB, antenna gain 3dbi
  • -16-6-(-17410710logR)20logfd92 -gt
  • R1K -gt d1.1Km
  • R1M -gt d35m

7
Complexity
  • Just general comments since need to compare
    actual proposals for both methods
  • CDMA benefits
  • Slow operation mean lower power consumption and
    lower cost hardware
  • Many tasks can be performed in software
  • FFD more capable, RFD more simple
  • TDMA benefits
  • Can support easily data transfer in high
    rate from node to node (e.G. WLAN)

8
Tx Power
  • Advantage of CSMA Due to the high rate the CSMA
    node spends little time in transmitting.
  • Point in favor of the CDMA since we transmit low
    power, more power drawn by the circuit than
    actually transmitted through antenna and
    circuit work slower in the CDMA, somewhat
    balancing the disadvantage.
  • Nodes are spending time waiting to receive
    packets much more than for transmitting.

9
Interference Resistance
  • CDMA has larger processing gain, so interference
    is rejected more easily (either foreign or other
    channels)
  • Link budget example
  • Tx-16dbm, antenna 3dbi,
  • BW500M, f4g
  • In band interferer 40dbm at the receiver
  • -16-3-(20log(fd)92)-(-40)10log(500M/R)10
  • R1K -gt d16m
  • R1M -gt d0.5m

10
Mesh Network, Mobile Network
  • Hard to maintain accurate synchronization in a
    mobile network in harsh environments.
  • All nodes are battery operated in the typical
    mesh applications.
  • Assuming the CDMA nodes use much lower power when
    active, the duty cycle of operation is much
    higher than in the CSMA node.
  • Users that will be using very low duty cycle,
    once loosing connection the association will be
    extremely slow, since both sides use low duty
    cycle.
  • Hidden nodes in mesh networks makes CSMA (even if
    RTS-CTS would have been used) inefficient and
    unfair with unpredictable latency.

11
Summery of CDMA Advantages
  • Range
  • Interference robustness
  • Easier Piconets separation
  • Faster association, robust operation, efficient
    and controlled latency in large mobile mesh
    networks
  • Slightly less complex

12
Summery of CDMA Disadvantages
  • Large energy used per each transmitted packet
    (well, this is where the distance gain comes
    from).
  • Limit on the burst rate of a single node.
  • Latency can get large for 1kbps rate.
  • Receiver for 1kbps starts to be slow to
    synchronize, and clocks accuracies getting
    tougher.
  • Suggestion
  • Use combination of CDMA and TDMA at the rate of
    10-50kbps over the air.

13
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