JIANCHI ZHU, BEI YANG, PENG CHEN, et al. Research on wireless access technologies for Internet of things. [J]. Chinese journal on internet of things, 2018, 2(2): 73-84.
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JIANCHI ZHU, BEI YANG, PENG CHEN, et al. Research on wireless access technologies for Internet of things. [J]. Chinese journal on internet of things, 2018, 2(2): 73-84. DOI: 10.11959/j.issn.2096-3750.2018.00056.
Research on wireless access technologies for Internet of things
Mobile Internet and Internet of things (IoT) are two major driving forces for the future development of mobile communications and will provide broad prospects for 5G.IoT expands the range of mobile communications services
evolving from “Internet of people” to “Internet of everything”.5G IoT scenarios include low-power massive-connections and low-latency high-reliability.Low-power massive-connections scenario has the characteristics of small data packets
low power consumption
mass connections.It not only requires the network to have the ability to support over a hundred billion connections
but also ensures the terminal’s ultra-low power consumption and ultra-low cost.Low-latency high-reliability scenario is primarily for applications
such as Internet of vehicle
autonomous driving
industrial control and remote medical.Such applications requires extremely high requirements on latency and reliability.They require to provide millisecond-level end-to-end latency and be close to 100% service reliability.Firstly
the technologies for low-power massive-connections scenario were introduced
including LoRa (long range wide area network) and SigFox operating on unlicensed spectrum and EC-GSM (extended coverage-GSM)
LTE-M and NB-IoT (narrow band Internet of things) operating on licensed spectrum.Then
an overview of service requirements and performance metrics for ultra-reliable low latency communications was presented.Finally
the development of ITS (intelligent transport system) technologies for both 3GPP V2X (vehicle-to-everything) and IEEE DSRC (dedicated short range communication) standards was described.
关键词
5G物联网低功耗大连接低时延高可靠
Keywords
5GInternet of thingslow-power massive-connectionslow-latency high-reliability
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