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| * a buffer that recovers the datas incoming on the station (as an array or a multiple queues assigned to each user) | * a buffer that recovers the datas incoming on the station (as an array or a multiple queues assigned to each user) | ||
| * a scheduler that will handle the allocation of Ressources Block Groups (a group of ressources blocks, each ressource block allocated corresponds to a set of sub-carriers) to users to whom some datas in the buffer belong | * a scheduler that will handle the allocation of Ressources Block Groups (a group of ressources blocks, each ressource block allocated corresponds to a set of sub-carriers) to users to whom some datas in the buffer belong | ||
| - | * a mapper that will put the datas on the ressources blocks | + | * a mapper that will assign |
| * maps of ressources blocks that represent the transmission channel and the carried datas | * maps of ressources blocks that represent the transmission channel and the carried datas | ||
| - | * simulated clients | + | * simulated |
| + | * a tuned clock to synchronize | ||
| The scheduler may use three scheduling techniques, either combined or just one at a time. Those scheduling algorithms are Max-CQI, Proportional Fair and Round-robin. | The scheduler may use three scheduling techniques, either combined or just one at a time. Those scheduling algorithms are Max-CQI, Proportional Fair and Round-robin. | ||
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| * Total bandwidth (default 20 Mhz) | * Total bandwidth (default 20 Mhz) | ||
| + | * Sampling frequency (default 30MHz) | ||
| * Occupied bandwidth (same if we ignore guard sub-carriers) | * Occupied bandwidth (same if we ignore guard sub-carriers) | ||
| * Sub-carrier spacing (default 15kHz) | * Sub-carrier spacing (default 15kHz) | ||
| * Number of sub-carriers in the bandwidth (with guard sub-carriers if we need them) | * Number of sub-carriers in the bandwidth (with guard sub-carriers if we need them) | ||
| * Number of sub-carriers per Resource Block (default 12) | * Number of sub-carriers per Resource Block (default 12) | ||
| - | * Number of Resource Blocks for a given bandwidth | + | * Number of Resource Blocks for a given bandwidth |
| - | * Number of Ressources Blocks per Ressources Blocks Groups | + | * Number of Ressources Blocks per Ressources Blocks Groups |
| - | * OFDM symbol default | + | * OFDM symbol |
| - | * Frame duration 10ms and subframe duration 1ms | + | * Frame duration 10ms, subframe duration 1ms & slot duration 0.5ms |
| - | * For 1 subframe, 2 slots, 1 slot is corresponding to 7 OFDM symbols | + | |
| * Number of user equipments | * Number of user equipments | ||
| * The scheduling algorithm used (possible combinations if the time allows to implement them) | * The scheduling algorithm used (possible combinations if the time allows to implement them) | ||
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| * The highest and the lowest radio conditions reached by each client | * The highest and the lowest radio conditions reached by each client | ||
| * The list and number of ressources blocks groups allocated to each user | * The list and number of ressources blocks groups allocated to each user | ||
| + | * The theoric & effective throughput reached by the system (to compare the different scheduling algorithms) | ||
| * (if the time permit to develop this feature) A recap of the connection/ | * (if the time permit to develop this feature) A recap of the connection/ | ||
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| 6. BIBLIOGRAPHY USED | 6. BIBLIOGRAPHY USED | ||
| (Describe the list all the references you found to your project: title, author, year of publication, | (Describe the list all the references you found to your project: title, author, year of publication, | ||
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| + | Bibliography | ||
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| + | Tutorial about LTE - http:// | ||
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| + | French wikipedia article on OFDM - http:// | ||
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| + | French blog article about 4G and OFDM - http:// | ||
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| + | OFDM tutorial - http:// | ||
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| + | French course talking about OFDM - http:// | ||
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| + | Article about fading and multipath - http:// | ||
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| + | Frame structure and more - http:// | ||
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| + | LTE: the evolution of mobile broadband - http:// | ||
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| + | An Investigation of Dynamic Sub-carrier Allocation in OFDMA Systems - https:// | ||
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| + | Subcarrier Allocation In OFDMA With Time Varying Channel And Packet Arrivals - http:// | ||
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| + | Sub-carrier allocation in OFDM systems: complexity, approximability and algorithms - http:// | ||
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| + | OFDMA basics - http:// | ||
| + | http:// | ||
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| + | LTE Downlinki scheduling - http:// | ||
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| + | Physical layer parameter - http:// | ||
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| + | LTE et les réseaux 4G, Editions Eyrolles - http:// | ||
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