Etude des techniques MIMO pour la transmission et l'allocation de ...

Phase 2 : Développement d’algorithmes MIMO PLC avec et sans codage correcteur d’erreurPhase 3 : Etudes de stratégies d’allocation de ressource en multi-usagersRéférences bibliographiques[1] S. Galli, A. Scaglione, Z. Wang, “For the grid and Through the Grid: The Role of PowerLine Communications in the Smart Grid”, Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 99, n°6, June 2011[2]A. Schwager et al.,``MIMO PLC : Theory, Measurements and System Setup’’, ISPLC,Udine, Italy, April 2011.[3] A. Schwager, “Power line Communications: Significant Technologies to become ready forIntegration”, Ph.D. dissertation, Universität Duisburg-Essen, 2010[4] HomePlug AV white paper, available at http://www.homeplug.org/tech/whitepapers/HPAV-White-Paper_050818.pdf.[5] R. Hashmat et al,``A channel model for multiple input multiple output in-home power linenetworksp’’, ISPLC, Udine, Italy, April 2011.[6] F. Versolatto and A. Tonello,``A MIMO PLC random generator and capacity analysis’’,ISPLC, Udine, Italy, April 2011.[7] P. Achaichia, M. Le Bot and P. Siohan, ``Frequency Division Multiplexing Analysis forPoint-to-Multipoint Transmissions in Power Line Networks’’, ICC 2012[8] D. Schneider, A. Schwager, W. Bäschlin, P. Pagani, “European MIMO PLC FieldMeasurements: Channel Analysis”, ISPLC, March 2012[9] H. Gascanin, “Inter-domain Bi-directional Access in G.hn with Network Coding at thePhysical -layer”, ISPLC, March 2012