Network scale control for distributed networks by BER analysis

Abstract

Node-to-node interference in the distributed networks comes to be one of the major challenges in recent wireless communication studies. The general methods make great improvement on such problem but influence the performances in other layer. It is because the models they based on, like SINR, barely consider the parameters across the layers. This paper adopts the network scale control to solve those problems. It not only can be developed to improve the interference challenge, such as subnet devision, but also can be combined with other algorithm or make references to engineering. In this paper, we discuss the network scale control according to a new interference model which yield the BER(Bit Error Rate) as result. The model considers the channel and topology of the network, and combine with the traffic and MAC policy across the layers. We take a typical distributed network for example and get the BER performance. We discuss the result of network scale control and compare the result with other methods.