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Table 1 Millimetre-wave
physical layer channelization
Channel number.
Start frequency
Stop frequency
1
57.240
59.400
2
59.400
61.560
3
61.560
63.720
4
63.720
65.880
Table 2 High-data rate
physical layer (HRP)
modulation parameters
Parameter
Value
Bandwidth
1.76 GHz
Reference sampling rate
2.538 GS/s
Number of subcarriers
512
FFT period
Ref. sampling rate/number of
subcarriers
Guard interval
64/reference sampling rate
Symbol duration
FFT period
+
guard interval
Number of data subcarriers
336
Modulation
16QAM-OFDM
are specified as in Table 2 . Convolutional channel coding may be employed to attain
the desired Bit Error Rate (BER). For instance, let us assume that we are interested
in achieving a quasi-error free communication (BER > 10 11 ) between two on-body
transceivers. For a system employing the modulation parameters as shown in Table 2 ,
with forward error correction made by Reed-Solomon (216/224) block code and
inner convolutional code (2/3), a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the input of the
receiver equal to 17 dB is required [ 28 ].
For the low-data rate physical layer (LRP), the modulation parameters are speci-
fied as in Table 3 . The LRP supports largely lower data rates than the HRP, up to a
maximum of 10.2 Mb/s.
In the United States the maximum effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) limits
imposed by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) [ 1 ] are 27 dBm for
indoor applications and 40 dBm for outdoor applications [ 27 ], while in Japan and
Australia those limits are set equal to 57 and 51.8 dBm [ 27 ]. In Europe those limits
are set to 25 dBm and 40 dBm for indoor and outdoor applications, respectively [ 29 ].
Table 3 Low-data rate physical layer (LRP) modulation parameters
Parameter
Value
Bandwidth
92 MHz
Reference sampling rate
317.25 MS/s
Number of subcarriers
128
FFT period
Ref. sampling rate/number of subcarriers
Guard interval
28/reference sampling rate
Symbol duration
FFT period + Guard interval
Number of data subcarriers
30
Modulation
BPSK-OFDM
 
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