Re: [lp-wan] I-D Action: draft-minaburo-lpwan-gap-analysis-02.txt

"Pascal Thubert (pthubert)" <pthubert@cisco.com> Thu, 12 January 2017 14:17 UTC

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From: "Pascal Thubert (pthubert)" <pthubert@cisco.com>
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Dear Ana

The table is also missing information such as SIGFOX US.

You may want to correlate the values with those in the table we published in the IETF journal https://www.ietfjournal.org/low-power-wide-area-networks-at-the-ietf/

Take care,

Pascal

From: lp-wan [mailto:lp-wan-bounces@ietf.org] On Behalf Of Ana Minaburo
Sent: mercredi 11 janvier 2017 10:35
To: Schumacher L. <laurent.schumacher@unamur.be>
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Subject: Re: [lp-wan] I-D Action: draft-minaburo-lpwan-gap-analysis-02.txt

Hello,

thanks you for your modifications, I will do the necessary to upload them, as you know my draft as it is will not be published, it will be part of the draft:
draft-farrell-lpwan-overview-02 and as soon as I remember they have not include the table, put we can discuss about having it in this draft.

Thanks
Ana


On 09 Jan 2017, at 13:10, Schumacher L. <laurent.schumacher@unamur.be<mailto:laurent.schumacher@unamur.be>> wrote:

Dear Ana Minaburo,

Would it make sense to complement the table in Annex A of the IETF draft under reference with carrier band information as follows:

   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   | Technology  | Range         | Band              | Throughput    |MAC MTU |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   | LoRa        |2-5 km urban   | ISM               | 0.3 to        | 256 B  |
   |             |<15 km suburban| EU: 433, 868 MHz  | 50 kbps       |        |
   |             |               | US: 915 MHz       |               |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   | NB-IoT   *  | <15 km        | Licensed bands ;  | up:   60 kbps | >1000B |
   |             |               | Standalone:       | down: 30 kbps |        |
   |             |               | refarmed GSM band |               |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   | SIGFOX      | 10 km urban   | ISM               | up:100/600 bps| 12/    |
   |             | 50 km rural   | EU: 868 MHz       | down: 600 bps | 8 B    |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |IEEE802.15.4g| 2-3 km LoS    | EU: 870-876 MHz   | 4.8 kbps to   | 2047 B |
   |SUN          |               |                   | 800 kbps      |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |IEEE802.15.4k| < 20 km LoS   | JP: 920-928 MHz   | 1.5 bps to    | 16/24/ |
   |LECIM        | < 5 km NoLoS  |                   | 128 kbps      | 32 B   |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |RPMA         | 65 km LoS     | ISM               | up: 624kbps   | 64 B   |
   |             | 20 km NoLoS   | 2.4 GHz           | down: 156kbps |        |
   |             |               |                   | mob: 2kbps    |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |DASH-7       | 2 km          | ISM               | 9 kbps        | 256 B  |
   |             |               | EU: 433 MHz       | 55.55 kbps    |        |
   |             |               |                   | 166.66 kbps   |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |Weightless-w | 5 km urban    | TV bands          | 1 kbps to     |min 10 B|
   |             |               |                   | 10 Mbps       |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |Weightless-n |<5 km urban    | ISM               | 30 kbps to    |max 20 B|
   |             |<30 km suburban| EU: 868 MHz       | 100kbps       |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+
   |Weightless-p | > 2 km urban  |                   | up to 100kbps |        |
   +-------------+---------------+-------------------+---------------+--------+

In addition, because the duty cycle is having a significant incidence on the applicability of 6LoWPAN mechanisms to LPWAN technologies, along with the adaptive data rate and the limited payload size, wouldn't it make sense to mention the duty cycle as well?

Best regards,
LS

Le 19/10/16 à 10:08, internet-drafts@ietf.org<mailto:internet-drafts@ietf.org> a écrit :

A New Internet-Draft is available from the on-line Internet-Drafts directories.





        Title           : LPWAN Survey and GAP Analysis

        Authors         : Ana Minaburo

                          Carles Gomez

                          Laurent Toutain

                          Josep PAradells

                          Jon Crowcroft

    Filename        : draft-minaburo-lpwan-gap-analysis-02.txt

       Pages           : 17

        Date            : 2016-10-19



Abstract:

   Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) are technologies covering

   different applications based on long range, low bandwidth and low

   power operation.  The use of IETF protocols in the LPWAN technologies

   should contribute to the deployment of a wide number of applications

   in an open and standard environment where actual devices using LPWAN

   technologies will be able to communicate.  This document makes a

   survey of the principal characteristics of these technologies and

   provides the gaps for the integration on the IETF protocol stack.





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