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Distributed remote antenna unit with selection-based of (RoF-IoT) paradigm: Performance improvement
Authors
SS Ahmed
H Al-Raweshidy
A Alkhayyat
Publication date
21 October 2022
Publisher
'Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)'
Doi
Abstract
Data availability statement: All data are available within manuscript.Copyright Β© 2022 The Authors. Mixing the wireless medium with fiber optics can form a new communication system called a radio-over-fiber (RoF) network; it is a promising solution that can provide high bandwidth and a reliable connection between numerous sensors in wireless sensor networks (WSN) and the central office (base station) within a particular area. This paper first design and discusses new paradigms of fire detection in the IoT environment using RoF technology. Second, this paper covers the distribution of remote antenna unit (DRAU) architecture within RoF-IoT. Finally, best remote antennas unit selection (BRAUS) of distributed RAUs architecture protocols utilizing new selection metrics is proposed. Two important metrics have been analysed and mathematically modelled, outage probability and bandwidth efficiency, respectively. Both metrics have been analysed as a function of the distance, number of RAUs, fiber optic attenuation, and path loss factor. Based on the simulation and numerical analysis, the outage probability of proposed protocols is reduced by 65% compared to recent work; in addition, the bandwidth efficiency of the proposed protocol is increased by 34% compared to recent work.Brunel University London. Grant Number: J066
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