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As seleções de redes de acesso rádio por terminais não são atualmente coordenadas e as utilizações dos recursos rádio não são equilibradas. Como resultado, os recursos de rádio em alguns sistemas de rádio são ocupados, embora outros possam pagar. Neste artigo, a fim de fornecer uma estrutura para resolver este problema, o sistema Cognitive Wireless Router (CWR) é proposto para gerenciamento distribuído e reconfiguração independente de redes sem fio heterogêneas. O sistema proposto seleciona bandas de frequência operacional e sistemas de rádio apropriados para conectar-se à Internet em conjunto entre os CWRs e um servidor e, portanto, pode fornecer acesso otimizado à Internet sem fio facilmente, mesmo em ambientes sem redes com fio. O sistema protótipo desenvolvido reconfigura os dispositivos de rádio para se conectarem à Internet em no máximo 27 segundos. É revelado que este tempo de reconfiguração pode ser reduzido para menos de 100 ms elaborando seu procedimento. Também é esclarecido que a velocidade de dados da rede necessária no servidor para lidar com 10,000 CWRs é de apenas 4.1 Mbps.
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Kentaro ISHIZU, Homare MURAKAMI, Stanislav FILIN, Hiroshi HARADA, "Cognitive Wireless Router System by Distributed Management of Heterogeneous Wireless Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 12, pp. 3311-3322, December 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.3311.
Abstract: Selections of radio access networks by terminals are currently not coordinated and utilizations of the radio resources are not balanced. As a result, radio resources on some radio systems are occupied even though others can afford. In this paper, in order to provide a framework to resolve this issue, Cognitive Wireless Router (CWR) system is proposed for distributed management and independent reconfiguration of heterogeneous wireless networks. The proposed system selects appropriate operational frequency bands and radio systems to connect to the Internet in corporation between the CWRs and a server and therefore can provide optimized wireless Internet access easily even in environments without wired networks. The developed prototype system reconfigures the radio devices to connect to the Internet in 27 seconds at most. It is revealed that this reconfiguration time can be shortened to less than 100 ms by elaborating its procedure. It is also clarified that network data speed required at the server to deal with 10,000 CWRs is only 4.1 Mbps.
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