WN - 2.05 Flashcards
MTC stands for Machine-Type Communcation. What is Massic MTC
Monitoring and automation of buildings and infastructure
What are the requirements of MTC
- Architecturally simple devices that use a low-complexity transmission mode
- run on battery power for many years
- Long transmission ranges
- Scalable networks
What is a capillary network
Mobile network may be used to bridge connectivity to the device by means of capillary networks.
What is critical IoT
- Applications such as control, of traffic, wireless connectivity for industrial processes
- industries that benefit -> automotive, Industrie 4.0 and energy utilies
- Require high reliability and availability in terms of wireless connectivity
- communication, monitoring and control occur in real-time
How do you address latency objectives for 5G
Have points of presence for data storage/computation much closer to where the control is required.
Network slicing allows a network being able to handle as any different applications as possible, by means of the same basic wireless-access tech and within the same spectrum. What does this allow?
Avoid spectrum fragmentation
What is reduced signaling?
Decrease the amount of times the devices message/interact with each other
What are the requirements of Low Power Wide Area Networks
- Supports small messages with specific duty cycles
- Supports low power end nodes and hence long battery life
- Supports creation of public networks
What is the aim of LPWAN
Supports a vast number of cheap devices that transmit bursty, small, infrequent messages
Which band does LoRa operate?
Operates in the 868 MHz band which gives favourable propagation characteristics to travel long distances by LOS or penetrate non-LOS situations
Does LoRa operate in licensed or unlicensed spectrum?
What it the impact of this?
Unlicensed
Innovation but has uncertain QoS
What is LoRa at a glance
- 868 MHz technology
- Spread spectrum based (v robust to noise)
- 250 bps to 50 kbps
- Up to 154 dB link budget -> able to penetrate deep
- Battery based end-devices
Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) is:
❑ A technology that supports small messages
with specific duty cycles
❑ A technology that supports high power end
nodes and hence long battery life
❑ A technology that is suited to accessing
sensors over a short range
A technology that supports small messages
with specific duty cycles