analysis &design of joint phy-mac model of ieee 802.15.4
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ANALYSIS &DESIGN OF JOINT PHY-MAC
MODEL OF IEEE 802.15.4
Vishwanath Bijalwan1, Dr.Sanjay Singh
2 and Ashish Kumar
3
1,2Department of ECE, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun
3Department of EEE, DIET ,Rishikesh
ABSTRACT-In Recent years various researches were focused on wireless sensor network (WSN) .IEEE 802.15.4 is the best solution for low-rate, low power, energy efficient wireless
sensor networks application especially in industrial and home automation. IEEE 802.15.4 is widely used in ubiquitous networking among different wireless standard. The IEEE 802.15.4 specifies PHY and MAC (media access control) layer for LR-WPAN. IEEE 802.15.4 is widely employed in ubiquitous networking of wireless devices. We review and analyze a joint model of PHY & MAC layer of IEEE 802.15.4[4]. In this paper we present a model of Physical layer of IEEE 802.15.4, it includes path loss model, and this
interacts with MAC layer. Our model focus on MAC layer in which multiple non saturated sources/stations try to access channel and communicate with sink. Model is based on Markov chain, and M/M/1/k queuing model. Our analysis at PHY layer performs calculation and find out the probability of good frame reception (SNR) and radio (modulation and coding) parameters. Analysis is more focused on considering packet loss at PHY and MAC levels with concept of
transitional region approach [2]. Our analysis also deals with PHY layer implementation of IEEE 802.15.4 using MATLAB/Simulink
General Terms-PHY layer including path loss model of IEEE 802.15.4, CSMA-CA protocol
Keywords-IEEE 802.15.4,Markov chain modeling, Queuing
model, MATLAB model of IEEE 802.15.4, PHY & MAC layer.
I. INTRODUCTION
IEEE 802.15.4 is used to convey information over a short distance, requires no infrastructure and this feature
allows this to small, power efficient, and inexpensive
solution for a wide range of devices.LR-WPAN[10]
devices consists a PHY, which contains the RF
frequency transceiver with its low level control
mechanism, and MAC layer which provide access to
the physical channel for all types of data transfer. PHY
layer provides two types of services: The PHY data
service and PHY management service interfacing to
PLME-SAP. Transmission and reception of PHY
protocol data units (PPDU) is done by PHY data
service. Activation and deactivation of radio
transceiver, energy detection, Link quality indication,
channel selection, clear channel assessment (CCA),
transmitting and receiving packets are done by the PHY
layer. Whereas MAC sublayer provides two services : The MAC data service, which allows the transmission
and reception of MAC protocol data units (MPDUs)
across the PHY data service, and MAC management
service interfacing to (MLME-SAP). Beacon
management, channel access, GTS management, frame
validation, acknowledged frame delivery, association
and disassociation are the functions of MAC sublayer.
In this paper we present a MATLAB based model of
IEEE 802.15.4 in which all the parameters is to be
considered and shows the interaction between PHY and
MAC layer. “Transitional area” [2] approach is used in our analysis. Model is completely based on approach of
Zuniga and krishnamachari [3].We shows a general
MATLAB simulation model of PHY layer of IEEE
802.15.4 and implement a MATLAB code of PHY
layer that calculates good frame reception,and
modulation and coding parameters.
The paper is organized as following the first section
covering the introducing second and third section
describing the details of requirement and possible
benefits for the new designed MAC layer protocol for
energy efficiency subsequent we presented the model
based on IEEE802.15.4 model and addressed the issue of energy requirement. The last section of paper is
result and conclusion.
II. PHYSICAL LAYER OF IEEE
802.15.4
MATLAB based Simulink model is presented in our
work. Fig1. is transmitter part of IEEE 802.15.4. In
fig.2 receiver part is shown. Standard parameters
according to IEEE 802.15.4 are taken for designing of
Transceiver sections.
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Fig 1. Transmitter of IEEE 802.15.4
Actual data transfer takes place in physical layer that’s
why we concerned over PHY layer. In our analysis we
use, 2-ary technique, with initial seed 37 and sample
time 0.000004 we generate a random data, using
random data integer block, which is input data to
transmitter. Transmitter block is shown above in fig.1.
Data is modulated by using offset quadrature phase shift
keying technique. The whole system uses spread
spectrum technique for efficient data transmission, and
for security enhancement. AWGN channel is taken for
data transfer and receiver section is shown in fig.2.
,whole model shown in fig.3 given below.
Fig. 2 Receiver of IEEE 802.15.4
Fig.3 PHY layer of IEEE 802.15.4 using Simulink
PHY layer of IEEE 802.15.4 consists the following
processes 2.1.1 Data rate should of IEEE
802.15.4(2450) MHz should be 250 kbps. 2.1.2 2.45
GHz PHY employs a 16 ary quassi orthogonal
modulation technique. During each symbol period, 4
information bits are used for selecting one out of 16
nearly orthogonal PN sequence for transmission. Final
chip sequence is modulated on to the carrier using
OQPSK technique.
Fig.4 Modulation and spreading functions
2.1.3 Binary data contained in the PPDU is encoded
using modulation and spreading, and the four LSBs (b0,
b1, b2, b3) is mapped in to one data symbol and 4
MSBs(b4, b5, b6, b7) of each octet is mapped in to next
data symbol. Each octet of PPDU is processed in
accordance with fig.4 sequentially.
2.1.4 Each data symbol is mapped in to 32-chip PN
sequence according to a specified table. PN sequence
are related each other in accordance to cyclic
shift/conjugations. This process is known as symbol to
chip mapping.
2.1.5 Finally chip sequence representing each data
symbol is modulated with OQPSK technique using half
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pulse shaping. Using OQPSK technique, even-indexed
chips are modulated onto the in-phase (I) carrier and
odd-indexed chips on quadrature phase (Q). Nominally
chip rate is 2.0 Chips/s is 32 times the symbol rate,
because each data symbol is represented by 32-chip
sequence.
2.1.6 Transmitted power spectral density (PSD) should
have certain limits according to fig.5
Frequency Relative limits Absolute limits
f-fc > 3.5
MHz
-20 dB -30dBm
Fig.5 Transmit PSD limits
IEEE 802.15.4 on 2450 MHz PHY shall have symbol
rate 62.5 ksymbol/s and receiver sensitivity of -85dBm
or better.
III. PHY-MAC MODEL BASED ON
MARKOV MODEL AND QUEING
THEORY
The main theme behind to model PHY layer is based
upon Zuniga and Krishnamachari approach [3]. Our
approach is to identify cause of transitional region [2]
and their impact on performance, assuming static
interference/light traffic. For this, packet reception rate
as a function of distance is to be calculated. These
expressions based on lognormal path loss model,
channel shadowing variance, the modulation and coding
parameters.
3.1 Operation Details
The model is based on markov chain, which captures
the state of a station’s backoff stage, state of
retransmission counter and backoff counter. M/M/1/k
queuing theory is also used for model; it captures the
state of finite buffer in the station. Queuing model gives
throughput, and probability that station is idle
considering Markov chain outputs, while Markov chain
determines the steady state probability that station
senses the channel to transmit a frame and the
probability that a frame is in failure.
3.2 The Markov Chain Model
N stations want to communicate with sink.
The Markov chain is detailed in [8]. The probability
that a node tries a first carrier sensing to transmit a
frame, the probability that channel is busy during CCA1
and the probability that channel is busy during CCA2 is
denoted by , and β. These three probabilities are
related by a system of three nonlinear equations that
arises from finding the steady state probabilities of a
variant of the IEEE 802.15.4 markov chain. When a
node wants to send a frame, its backoff counter is
already 0 and it is not idle, that is why (1-Po) is taken
instead of that a node tries first carrier sensing to
transmit a frame. Po is the probability that station is
idle. The system considered is given by following
equations:
(3.2.1)
(3.2.2)
(3.2.3)
Where:
m= macMaxCSMABackoffs
n=macMaxFrameRetries
L is the length of data frame in slots.
is the length of acknowledgement in
slots.
is the number of neighbouring stations.
is the state where the state variables of
backoff stage counter, backoff counter and
retransmission counter are equal to 0[10 ].
The probability of collision , probability of loss
due to channel and radio setups and probability of
failed transmission is to be calculated using by
using above mechanism. In our analysis the losses is
due to low SNR and by errors due to modulation and
coding. Using these constraints a new approach of
transitional region [3] is to be considered for probability
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of good frame reception, for a given distance between
two nodes. Fig.6 is plotted between packet reception
rate versus the distance (meters). Three different areas
are shown in figure.
Probability of packet reception is 1(connected
area).
Probability of packet reception 0 (disconnected
area)
Probability of packet reception is between 0
and 1(transitional area).
The transitional is significant in size, and is generally
characterized by high-variance in reception rates and
asymmetric connectivity.
Fig.6 packet reception rate versus distance
(meters)
Probability of failure is given by expression
(3.2.4)
Where
(3.2.5)
is the probability of loss due to channel and radio
parameters (computed by the PHY model) and is
the probability of collision. Solving the system of
nonlinear equations to determine , , and
therefore . Then , and are used to determine
the mean MAC service time, or the mean time to
process a frame, also known as Expected time. A new
value of is calculated, in detail [11][15]. Every node
is modeled according to M/M/1/k queue and follows
poisson arrival process to receive a frame frames/s.
Queue utilization
(3.2.6)
Probability that there are i frames in the queue is
(3.2.7)
hence, value of :
(3.2.8)
The process continues until the value of converges to
a stable value. Once, taken stable value, all outputs
concerning queuing analysis can be evaluated for each
value of (per-node offered load). We take four outputs
for our study: the average wait time to receive a frame
(Eq.3.2.9), the failure probability (Eq.3.2.4), the
reliability of a node (the probability of good frame
reception) (Eq.3.2.10) and average throughput per node
(Eq.3.2.11).
(3.2.9)
(3.2.10)
(3.2.11)
is the probability of having full buffer, is the
probability that the frame is discarded due to channel
access failure, and is the probability that the packet
is discarded due to retry limits. L is the payload size and
is the application data size. Thus the complete
process of analysis can be summarized as
Give the PHY inputs and calculate Pe.
Give the MAC inputs and solving nonlinear
system to calculate , , and β.
Computing using and .
Computing using and Pe.
Computing Expected time using , ,and β.
Computing new Po using ET and .
Now a threshold value is to be checked, if new
po-old Po < ε (convergence) then computing
outputs.
Using above parameters with some specific values of
physical layer and Mac layer we made our analysis and
the complete process of simulation is summarized
below in chart form.
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A complete process can be summarized by a flow chart.
IV. OUTPUT AND RESULTS
Simulation is done under some input parameters used in
MAC and PHY layers. As shown in Table1 and Table
2, we take per-node offered load equal to 0.5frames/s
and increment it by 0.5 until it reaches to load of
50frames/s. Thus in fig 7, 8,9,10 and in 11 all the
outputs were shown. Important feature is concluded that
IEEE 802.15.4 network does not support heavy traffic.
Fig.7 Average per node throughput versus offered
load
Fig.8 Average per-node wait time versus per-node
offered load.
PHY INPUTS
MAC INPUTS
SOLVING NON
LINEAR
SYSTEMS:
COMPUTING
, and β
Computing
Computing using
and
Computing using
and
Computing ET using
, and β
Computing new
using ET and
Computing Outputs
New -Old < ε
convergence)
New -Old > ε
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Table 1: parameters used in MAC Layer
Parameters Values
N_stations 10
K 51 frames
data_rate 19.2kbits/s
W0 8
macMaxFrameRetries 3
macMacCSMAbackoffs 4
macMinBE 5
macMaxBE 3
L_application 800 bits
L_overhead 48 bits
L_ACK 88 bits
T_prop 222e-9 seconds
aUnitbackoffperiod 320e-6 seconds
L0 0
A 80 bits/slot
T_IFS 640e-6 seconds
macACKWaitDuration 1920e-6 seconds
aTurnaroundTime 192e-6 seconds
sensing_time 128e-6 seconds
Sigma_s 4
P0_tolerance e-10
Using input parameters both of PHY and MAC, The evolution of the average wait time[12], the
reliability, the average throughput, alpha & beta
probabilities, and instantaneous throughput versus the
offered load are represented for 10 nodes.
Table 2: Parameters values used at PHY layer
NOISE_FIGURE 23 dB
BW 30kHz
PATH_LOSS_EXPONENT 4
SHADOWING_STANDARD_DEVIATION 4
D0 1 meter
Prdbm 5 dB
NOISE 15 dB
Lambda 12.5 e-2 meters
DATA_RATE 19.2kbits/s
PREAMBLE_LENGTH 40 bits
FRAME_LENGTH 808 bits
Distmin 1 meter
Distmax 20 meter
Fig.9 Per-node reliability versus per-node offered
load
Fig. 10 Instantaneous per-node throughput versus
per-node offered load
Fig. 11 Alpha & beta probabilities versus offered
load
V. CONCLUSION
We have analyzed IEEE 802.15.4 functionalities at the
PHY and the MAC layers. Transitional region approach
is best simulated in our modeling. Modeling of
constraints that affect link quality viz. distance, output
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power, noise, asymmetry, and modulation and encoding
errors. PHY model expresses the link unreliability and
output for estimating the probability of transmitting
frame failure. MAC-PHY joint modeling better estimate
the wireless network parameters. Methodology involves
Markov chain, and M/M/1/k queuing theory. Also
MATLAB based modeling and implementation of PHY
layer of IEEE 802.15.4 provides better understanding of
PHY layer [16][17] parameters. Output shows more
packet loss when we consider the joint model (PHY-
MAC) instead of earlier approach, when packet loss is
considered only due to MAC parameters, so analysis is
more accurate.
VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research work is done under author’s Ph.D.
research. The authors like to express sincere gratitude to
Mr. Jitender joshi(Chancellor Uttaranchal University),
Dr. S.C Joshi ( Vice Chancellor, Uttaranchal
University ) ,Dr. Vijay Raj, Dr. Govind Prassad,, for
their kind help and support. We also extend our
heartfelt thanks to our well wishers and unmentioned
name. No amount of thanks can pay the debt of any
one.
Address for Correspondence:
Vishwanath Bijalawan Assistant professor, Department
of ECE, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun
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Vishwanath Bijalwan is working as
assistance professor at Uttarnachal
university Dehradun. He is person with lot
of potential. His research interest is
wireless sensor network, WiMax Wi-Fi,
bipedal robot, machine learning &
intelligent controller. He obtained B.Tech.
and M.Tech from DIT Dehradun.. So far he
has published 4 high quality research
paper and work on many MHRD funded project. He is carrying 5year
of research experience.
Dr. Sanjay Singh, PhD, M.tech,
MBA, received his Doctorate in
(Wireless sensor network) in
2012.He started his career as a
Testing & Quality control
Engineer in Optical fiber Industry.
After working many years in
industry, he entered the teaching profession.He is a member of IEEE,
IAENG, and UACEE. His area of interest is Wireless sensor network;
Digital Image processing, Optical fiber communication and
microcontrollers etc. He has published more than thirty research
papers in national & international reputed journals.and also attended
seminars, workshops and presented research papers in many
conferences. He is working as HOD ECE and Dean Academics at
Uttaranchal University.
Ashish kumar working as a Assistant professor at
DIET rishikesh in Electrical Department. His area
of interest is Neural network, Power system
analysis, and energy efficient wireless adhoc
network.
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