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9780470857410

Broadband Powerline Communications Network Design

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  • ISBN13:

    9780470857410

  • ISBN10:

    0470857412

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-07-30
  • Publisher: WILEY

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Summary

There are currently few books/publications considering powerline communications and existing publications cover mainly narrowband PLC and consider only the physical layer. It will be the first book considering protocols in PLC and network planning PLC is a topic in development; there are a number of trial networks and commercial operations just beginning, therefore there is the need for knowledge about PLC to be summarized in a publication. PLC is an alternative technology for the access networks and is very interesting for new providers trying to realise own access networks after the liberatlisation of the telecommunications market. The authors are ideally placed to write this volume being highly involved in the subject area and being actively involved in producing many articles on the topic. This volume would be the logical extension of Dosterts book 'Powerline Communications' as it will consider broadband PLC networks, their protocols, performance evaluation and approaches for the network planning.

Author Biography

Halid Hrasnica is the author of Broadband Powerline Communications: Network Design, published by Wiley.

Abdelfatteh Haidine is the author of Broadband Powerline Communications: Network Design, published by Wiley.

Ralf Lehnert is the author of Broadband Powerline Communications: Network Design, published by Wiley.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(6)
PLC in the Telecommunications Access Area
7(32)
Access Technologies
7(7)
Importance of the Telecommunications Access Area
7(1)
Building of New Access Networks
8(3)
Usage of the Existing Infrastructure in the Access Area
11(3)
Powerline Communications Systems
14(5)
Historical Overview
14(1)
Power Supply Networks
14(1)
Standards
15(1)
Narrowband PLC
16(3)
Broadband PLC
19(1)
PLC Access Networks
19(13)
Structure of PLC Access Networks
19(2)
In-home PLC Networks
21(1)
PLC Network Elements
22(5)
Connection to the Core Network
27(4)
Medium-voltage PLC
31(1)
Specific PLC Performance Problems
32(5)
Features of PLC Transmission Channel
33(1)
Electromagnetic Compatibility
33(1)
Impact of Disturbances and Data Rate Limitation
34(2)
Realization of Broadband PLC Transmission Systems
36(1)
Performance Improvement by Efficient MAC Layer
36(1)
Summary
37(2)
PLC Network Characteristics
39(40)
Network Topology
39(13)
Topology of the Low-voltage Supply Networks
39(2)
Organization of PLC Access Networks
41(6)
Structure of In-home PLC Networks
47(1)
Complex PLC Access Networks
48(2)
Logical Network Models
50(2)
Features of PLC Transmission Channel
52(3)
Channel Characterization
52(1)
Characteristics of PLC Transmission Cable
53(1)
Modeling of the PLC Channel
54(1)
Electromagnetic Compatibility of PLC Systems
55(15)
Different Aspects of the EMC
56(5)
PLC EM Disturbances Modeling
61(4)
EMC Standards for PLC Systems
65(5)
Disturbance Characterization
70(6)
Noise Description
70(1)
Generalized Background Noise
71(2)
Impulsive Noise
73(1)
Disturbance Modeling
74(2)
Summary
76(3)
Realization of PLC Access Systems
79(46)
Architecture of the PLC Systems
79(3)
Modulation Techniques for PLC Systems
82(15)
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
82(7)
Spread-Spectrum Modulation
89(6)
Choice of Modulation Scheme for PLC Systems
95(2)
Error Handling
97(17)
Overview
97(1)
Forward Error Correction
98(10)
Interleaving
108(3)
ARQ Mechanisms
111(3)
PLC Services
114(9)
PLC Bearer Service
114(1)
Telecommunications Services in PLC Access Networks
115(6)
Service Classification
121(2)
Summary
123(2)
PLC MAC Layer
125(70)
Structure of the MAC Layer
125(3)
MAC Layer Components
125(1)
Characteristics of PLC MAC Layer
126(1)
Requirements on the PLC MAC Layer
126(2)
Multiple Access Scheme
128(23)
TDMA
129(3)
FDMA
132(3)
CDMA
135(15)
Logical Channel Model
150(1)
Resource-sharing Strategies
151(30)
Classification of MAC Protocols
153(1)
Contention Protocols
154(15)
Arbitration Protocols
169(8)
IEEE 802.11 MAC Protocol
177(4)
Traffic Control
181(11)
Duplex Mode
181(4)
Traffic Scheduling
185(4)
CAC Mechanism
189(3)
Summary
192(3)
Performance Evaluation of Reservation MAC Protocols
195(64)
Reservation MAC Protocols for PLC
195(10)
Reservation Domain
196(2)
Signaling Procedure
198(1)
Access Control
199(4)
Signaling MAC Protocols
203(2)
Modeling PLC MAC Layer
205(13)
Analysis Method
205(3)
Simulation Model for PLC MAC Layer
208(3)
Traffic Modeling
211(4)
Simulation Technique
215(3)
Investigation of Signaling MAC Protocols
218(26)
Basic Protocols
218(12)
Protocol Extensions
230(6)
Advanced Polling-based Reservation Protocols
236(8)
Error Handling in Reservation MAC Protocols
244(6)
Protection of the Signaling Procedure
244(2)
Integration of ARQ in Reservation MAC Protocols
246(1)
ARQ for Per-packet Reservation Protocols
247(3)
Protocol Comparison
250(6)
Specification of Required Slot Structure
250(2)
Specification of Traffic Mix
252(1)
Simulation Results
253(1)
Provision of QoS in Two-step Reservation Protocol
254(2)
Summary
256(3)
Appendix A
259(4)
A.1 Abbreviations
259(4)
References 263(10)
Index 273

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