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IEEE 802.20 & IEEE 802.22: (MBWA &) : Amit KR Mandal

The document discusses two IEEE wireless networking standards: IEEE 802.20 (MBWA), which aims to define a standard for wireless metropolitan area networks with mobility support at speeds up to 250 km/h; and IEEE 802.22, which focuses on providing fixed wireless access over vast regions up to 100 km in size at speeds comparable to ADSL, with security features like authentication and encryption.

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IEEE 802.20 & IEEE 802.22: (MBWA &) : Amit KR Mandal

The document discusses two IEEE wireless networking standards: IEEE 802.20 (MBWA), which aims to define a standard for wireless metropolitan area networks with mobility support at speeds up to 250 km/h; and IEEE 802.22, which focuses on providing fixed wireless access over vast regions up to 100 km in size at speeds comparable to ADSL, with security features like authentication and encryption.

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IEEE 802.20 & IEEE 802.

22:
(MBWA & )

Amit Kr Mandal
Mobility vs. Data Rate

6/16/22 2 SRM-AP, Amravati


IEEE 802.20: Key Features
 Much like the recently ratified 802.16e standard, 802.20
(MBWA) hopes to define a WMAN standard with mobility
support.
 802.20 offers mobility at speeds of up to 250 km/h instead of
the much lower 60 km/h speeds offered by Mobile WiMAX.
 Furthermore, unlike 802.16e which has to carry the baggage of
the 802.16, 802.16a and 802.16d standards, 802.20 is a clean-
sheet design focused exclusively on providing high-speed
mobility at speeds similar to ADSL.
 The 802.20 standard is being positioned as an alternative to
2.5 and 3G cellular services as both technologies support high-
speed handoffs and wireless network access.

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IEEE 802.20: Key Features

Physical layer (PHY): Physical parameters and protocols


Lower MAC Sublayer: Transmit and receive procedures over PHY
Radio Link Sublayer: QoS, reliability, Services Sublayer packets multiplexing
Services Sublayer: Protocols for signaling and IP transport services
Connection Control Plane: Connection establishment and maintenance
Session Control Plane: Protocol negotiation and configuration services
Route Control Plane: Creation, maintenance, and deletion of Routes
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802.20 vs 2.5 and 3G
Cellular Networks
Operational Channel Maximum Data Network Spectral
Frequencies Bandwidth Rate Architecture Efficiency

1 Mbps
< 5 Mhz.
< 3.5 Ghz. downstream Packet 0.8 to 1.0
802.20 1.25 MHz
Licensed. and 300 Kbps Switched. bps/Hz.
Typical.
upstream.

800 to 1900 40 Kbps to 2.5


Circuit 0.3 to 0.6
2.5G (Typical) MHz. < 5 Mhz Mbps
Switched bps/Hz.
Licensed. downstream.

Circuit
1 Mbps or Switched,
< 2.7 GHz. 0.5 bps/Hz or
3G (Typical) < 5 Mhz. higher Transitioning
Licensed. higher
downstream. to Packet
Switched.

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IEEE 802.22: Wireless Regional Area Networks
 While 802.16a/d/e and 802.20 have focused on providing the
infrastructure necessary to create wireless metropolitan area
networks approximately 1 to 5 km in radius, 802.22 is seeking
to define a standard capable of serving vast regions up to 100
km in size.
 IEEE 802.22 working group provides fixed-wireless access at
speeds comparable to asymmetric digital subscriber line
(ADSL).
 The security features of the 802.22 standard includes support
for features such as authentication, authorization, message
integrity and data encryption.

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IEEE 802.22: Wireless Regional Area Networks

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