Bandwidth Calculation of Short Range Communication Vehicular Network
The 9th International Conference of Young Scientists on Energy Issues (CYSENI 2012): Conference Proceedings 2012
Ernests Pētersons, Nikolajs Bogdanovs

As we know, high bandwidth wireless local area networks are gaining popularity. This paper offers a cyclic model of a wireless vehicular network and presents a bandwidth calculation of each network node. When assessing the performance of a wireless LAN, it is especially important to consider how this LAN will be used. When analyzing wireless networks, there arises a need to evaluate the whole network or a part of it. Whole Vehicular network, discussed in this work, consist of three layer networks. When analyzing wireless networks, the theory of queues net is used. During the research involving analytical methods, wireless network performance characteristics of various types were assessed. In fact, the cyclic model was developed which is applicable to determine data transfer rate depending on the number of moving objects in the area of the wireless base station. In this article it was found that bandwidth of depending on the distance to the base station. Buzen’s method was used for the cyclic closed network IEEE 802.11n performance calculation. Result of experiments, the mathematical models for cyclic Vehicular wireless networks were selected as the ones to be used for choosing an optimal method of performance evaluation for Short range Vehicular communication network.


Atslēgas vārdi
Cyclic model, Buzen’s method, Vehicular network, IEEE 802.11n
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Pētersons, E., Bogdanovs, N. Bandwidth Calculation of Short Range Communication Vehicular Network. No: The 9th International Conference of Young Scientists on Energy Issues (CYSENI 2012): Conference Proceedings, Lietuva, Kaunas, 24.-25. maijs, 2012. Kaunas: Lithuanian Energy Institute, 2012, III-145.-III-151.lpp. ISSN 1822-7554.

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