Cross-Technology Coexistence Design for Wireless Networks

This book delves into the complexities of wireless network coexistence, proposing effective mechanisms to enhance performance across diverse technologies.

This book introduces readers to the fundamental challenges of cross-technology coexistence in heterogeneous wireless networks. It explores various mechanisms aimed at addressing this issue and enhancing overall network performance. The authors provide insights into protocol design, theoretical analysis, and experimental evaluation, all of which contribute to a deeper understanding of the coexistence problem.

In Cross-Technology Coexistence Design for Wireless Networks, three innovative mechanisms are proposed to tackle the coexistence problem effectively. The first mechanism focuses on a fast signal identification method, which lays the groundwork for subsequent protocol designs and enables heterogeneous devices to adopt appropriate transmission strategies. This is crucial for ensuring efficient communication among diverse technologies.

The second and third mechanisms involve advanced cross-technology interference management techniques in both time and frequency domains, along with a communication method based on symbol-level energy modulation. These approaches not only mitigate interference but also enhance transmission opportunities for various devices, ultimately improving network performance. The book also discusses potential research directions that could further advance the efficiency of cross-technology coexistence, making it a valuable resource for researchers, engineers, and advanced students in related fields.