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Attachment Transmission in Wireless Networks

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Computer Science Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-04909-0

ISBN: 978-3-319-04908-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Feb 8, 2014

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Introduction

Wang, Lu; Wu, Kaishun; Hamdi, Mounir

Pages: 1 –6

[Nowadays wireless applications and services have been a close and inseparable part of people’s daily lives. Extensive research has been conducted to increase the wireless resource usage efficiency, by mitigating the collisions due to crowded usage of wireless resources. The difficulty in solving...
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Recent Advances in Wireless Communications

Wang, Lu; Wu, Kaishun; Hamdi, Mounir

Pages: 7 –15

[The purpose of this chapter is to provide some necessary building blocks for the attachment transmission design and its applications. Included in this chapter are the OFDM modulation primer, reviews of some novel PHY techniques for wireless communications, and the related works of some wireless...
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Attachment Transmission

Wang, Lu; Wu, Kaishun; Hamdi, Mounir

Pages: 17 –28

[In this chapter, we describe the overall architecture of an Attachment TransmissionAttachment Transmission enabled communication system. Attachment transmission is built on top of an OFDM-based system. It modulates control information into narrow-band signals and transmits them into air without...
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Applications to Classic Problems

Wang, Lu; Wu, Kaishun; Hamdi, Mounir

Pages: 29 –57

[In this chapter, we present several typical applications that leverage attachment transmission to solve the above-mentioned classic problems. With the assistance of attachment transmission, a variety of MAC layer protocols are designed, which can guide mobile stations to make better access...
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Conclusion and Future Work

Wang, Lu; Wu, Kaishun; Hamdi, Mounir

Pages: 59 –61

[In the previous chapter, we have already presented the design of attachment transmission and demonstrated several promising applications to solve certain classic problems. In this chapter, we first draw the conclusion of the book and then further discuss the potential scenarios that may benefit...

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