Many-to-Many Beam Alignment in Millimeter Wave Networks
summary
Presents BounceNet, a many-to-many beam alignment protocol for millimeter-wave (mmWave) networks that uses narrow directional beams to enable dense spatial reuse and let many links operate in parallel. Focuses on solving beam alignment challenges caused by indoor multipath and poor carrier-sense for directional links, and evaluates the approach on three mmWave testbeds, reporting up to 39 Gbps aggregate for 10 clients (≈6.6× improvement over 802.11 mmWave).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:17Millimeter Wave Technology
- 6:54Millimeter Wave Channels are sparse
- 8:56Many-to-Many Beam Alignment
- 13:30Learn paths between nodes
- 18:49BounceNet Evaluation
- 19:41Total Network Data Rate
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