Re-transmission diversity with fast channel selectivity for reliable industrial WLAN system
- 1 March 2017
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 1189-1194
Abstract
This paper proposes a fast and low-complexity retransmission scheme for Industrial WLAN system. The proposed scheme exploits the frequency diversity and employs channel selectivity in order to achieve high-reliability and low-latency communication. The channel selectivity is carried out instantly by re-scheduling sub-carrier allocation during OFDM transmission in order to obtain diversity gain. Evaluation results show that the performance of the proposed scheme in terms of system-error rate and achievable transmission throughput rate, are significantly improved from the conventional re-transmission scheme. Furthermore, the proposed method only need a minor modification in both of communication protocol and transceiver design from the existing Industrial WLAN system. Hence, the low-complexity transmission scheme could be realized in current OFDM-based wireless system.Keywords
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