Long Term Evolution-Advanced plans the adoption of cooperative relaying in order to extend coverage and improve quality of service of future-generation mobile wireless networks. In the present article, we propose the usage of open source GNU radio tools to build a full-software-defined radio implementation of cooperative relaying for an LTE-A downlink connection. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness, tested in open field, of the cooperative relaying in terms of augmented coverage and improved throughput, with a substantial added value provided by the SDR implementation in terms of both algorithmic flexibility and network reconfigurability.

Open-field Emulation of Cooperative Relaying in LTE-A Downlink Using the GNU Radio Platform

Rahman, Talha Faizur;Granelli, Fabrizio;Sacchi, Claudio
2014-01-01

Abstract

Long Term Evolution-Advanced plans the adoption of cooperative relaying in order to extend coverage and improve quality of service of future-generation mobile wireless networks. In the present article, we propose the usage of open source GNU radio tools to build a full-software-defined radio implementation of cooperative relaying for an LTE-A downlink connection. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness, tested in open field, of the cooperative relaying in terms of augmented coverage and improved throughput, with a substantial added value provided by the SDR implementation in terms of both algorithmic flexibility and network reconfigurability.
2014
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P., Atungire; Rahman, Talha Faizur; Granelli, Fabrizio; Sacchi, Claudio
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