2005-7-12IEEE C802.20-05/26r1

Project / IEEE 802.20 Working Group on Mobile Broadband Wireless Access

Title / IEEE 802.20 -- PHY/MAC Specifications- Proposed Table of ContentsRequirements
Date Submitted / July-08-2005
Source(s) / Dan Gal
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Re: / MBWA Call for Contributions: Session #15
Abstract / This contribution proposes a table of contents for the PHY/MAC specifications document, expected to be submitted in 802.20 technology proposals.
Purpose / Propose content-requirements for the PHY/MAC specifications. The adopted text should be included as an annex 3 to the 802.20 Technology Selection Procedure (TSP) document.
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2005-7-12IEEE C802.20-05/26r1

1.0Introduction

Section 2 of this contribution is a proposal for Annex 2 of the IEEE 802.20 Technology Selection Procedure – the Table of Contents of the PHY/MAC specifications

2.0Annex 2: 802.20 PHY/MAC Specifications – Table of Contents

1.Overview

1.1 Scope

1.2 Purpose

2.Reference Documents

3.Terminology

4.Abbreviations and Acronyms

5.General Description

5.1 Supported services and applications
5.2 System Architecture

5.2.1 IEEE 802.20-basedgeneral system reference model

5.2.2 Layer 1-2 detailed reference model

5.2.3Handoff provisions

5.2.4 System management provisions in Layer 1-2

5.3 Components of IEEE 802.20-based system architecture

5.3.1Radio access network

5.3.2Layer 3 interfaces

5.3.3 Mobility management
5.3.4Access control

5.3.5 Interoperability with other wireless networks

5.3.6 Inter-system Handoff support

5.3.7System management support

5.3.8Regulatory mandates support

5.4Logical serviceentities

5.4.1Mobile station services

5.4.2Base station services

5.4.3 Intra and Inter-system handoff

5.4.4User access control: security, authentication and station management

5.4.5User identity and traffic privacy

5.4.6 QoSsupport for real-time (RT) and non-RT services.

6.MAC Specifications

6.1 Layer 2 protocols, SAPS and L3 interfaces

6.2Layer 1 interface and support for (optional) multiple PHY technologies
6.3MAC frames

6.3.1MAC frame formats – general description

6.3.2MAC control frames

6.3.3MAC data frames

6.3.4MAC management frames

6.3.5QoS mechanisms

6.3.6Resource management

6.3.7Support for advanced antenna techniques

6.4MAC messages – detailed specifications

6.5System Management support and MIB

6.6Emergency calls support (E911 and/or similar regulatory requirements)

6.7Security and privacy support

6.7.1Authentication

6.7.2Encryption

6.7.3Security management

6.8MAC Performance specifications

6.8.1Latency

7.Physical layer (PHY) Specifications

7.1PHY overview

7.1.1Radio technology main attributes

7.1.2FDDmode

7.1.3TDD mode

7.1.4Frequency reuse

7.1.5Intended frequency bands and channel bandwidths

7.2RF characteristics detailed specifications

7.2.1Base station

7.2.2Mobile Station

7.2.3Regulatory requirements: frequency bandsand associated service-rules, transmitter intended emission limits and masks, unwanted emission limits,received-interference limits and performance impact

7.2.4User station radiation – compliance with regulatory health requirements (such as SAR limits)

7.3Antenna system

7.3.1Base station

7.3.2Mobile station

7.4Base station external interfaces
7.5PHY functions

7.5.1Mandatory Service functions

7.5.2Optional Service functions

7.6Detailed PHY channel specifications

7.6.1Physical radio channels

7.6.2Logical radio channels

7.6.3Downlink frames

7.6.4Uplink frames

7.6.5Modulation and link adaptation

7.6.6Forward Error Correction (FEC)

7.6.7ARQ

7.6.8Power control

7.6.9Synchronization

7.6.10Mobile station power on/off operations

7.6.11Signal quality measurements and reporting

7.6.11.1Mobile station

7.6.11.2Base station

7.6.12Support for location-based services

7.6.13Handoff support

7.6.13.1Intra-system

7.6.13.2Inter-system

7.6.13.3Support for delay-critical applications

7.6.14Minimum performance requirements for support of Real-time IP-based applications

7.6.14.1VoIP calls

7.6.14.2Audio-Video calls

7.6.14.3Gaming

7.7Interoperability specifications

7.7.1Base station requirements and minimum performance

7.7.2Mobile station requirements and minimum performance

8.OA&M Support

9.Normative Annexes

10.Informative Annexes

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