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Page 1: Doc.: IEEE 802.11-12/108r0 SubmissionItronSlide 1 Channelization Considerations for Smart Grid Date: 2012-1-16 Authors: Jan 2012

doc.: IEEE 802.11-12/108r0

Submission ItronSlide 1

Channelization Considerations for Smart Grid

Date: 2012-1-16Authors:

Jan 2012

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Abstract

• This presentation discusses parameters characteristics for Smart Grid applications for 802.11ah.

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Use Case 1a: Smart Grid – Meter to Pole : Requirements

# Category Comment

1 Location Outdoor, indoor

2 Environment type Urban, sub-urban, rural

3 STA/AP communication 2-way (meter data & control)

4 Data rate 100 kbps

5 BER/PER requirement PER<10%

6 Mobility Stationary

7 Traffic type Continuous/periodic/burst

8 Security requirement High

9 Reliability High

10 STA/AP capacity STA (outdoor): 6000 [4], :AP: 1

11 STA/AP category STA: fixed (outdoor/indoor), AP: fixed (outdoor)

12 STA/AP elevation STA: 1m,..,10m [8], AP: 2m,..,30m [8]

13 Actors Meter device (power, gas, water), Distributed Automation Device, IEEE 802.11ah AP

From 802.11-11/0457-r0

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Smart Grid Characteristics

• Controlled deployment• Large number of nodes• High aggregate throughput requirement• Relatively low data rate requirements• Example

• 25’ utility pole mounted AP• 5’ high electric meter• Hata suburban model• Maximum allowed radiated power under FCC 15.247 rules

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This refers to 1MH vs 2MHz waveforms

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Applicability to Smart Grid

• Coverage cost – longer range• Aggregate throughput – more channels• Overlapping networks – more channels

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Coverage cost example

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2MHz waveform bandwidth require 100% higher equipment cost

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Aggregate vs single link throughput

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1MHz waveform bandwidth enables higher aggregate throughput

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Overlapping networks example

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1MHz waveform allows three overlapping networks

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Conclusion

• 1MHz channels better fit for use case 1a, Smart Grid application– Low coverage cost– Higher aggregate throughput– Overlapping networks

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Straw Poll: US Channelization (902 – 928MHz)

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Yes:No:Abstain:

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902MHz

928MHz

2 MHz

4 MHz

8 MHz

16 MHz

1 MHz