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1 Radiolocation in Ubiquitous Wireless Communication
2 Danko Antolovic Radiolocation in Ubiquitous Wireless Communication ABC
3 Danko Antolovic Indiana University University Information Technology Services 2711 East 10th Street Bloomington, IN USA ISBN e-isbn DOI / Springer New York Dordrecht Heidelberg London Library of Congress Control Number: c Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010 All rights reserved. This work may not be translated or copied in whole or in part without the written permission of the publisher (Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, 233 Spring Street, New York, NY 10013, USA), except for brief excerpts in connection with reviews or scholarly analysis. Use in connection with any form of information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed is forbidden. The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks, and similar terms, even if they are not identified as such, is not to be taken as an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are subject to proprietary rights. Printed on acid-free paper Springer is part of Springer Science+Business Media (
4 In memory of Zorka Rojc ( ) An early teacher, and a lifelong influence
5 Preface This volume has its beginnings in a laboratory project, development of a radiolocator for the Wi-Fi network that was growing by leaps and bounds on the campus of Indiana University at that time. What started as a very focused and practical attempt to improve network management, touched in its lifetime upon broader issues of the use of radio spectrum, design of system architectures for the wireless medium, and image formation outside the limits of geometrical optics. I have intended this book mostly for the audience of engineers and system designers, in the growing field of radio communication among small, portable, ubiquitous devices that have become hybrid platforms for personal communication and personal computing. It is also a book addressed to network professionals, people to whom radio is largely a black box, a medium that they usually rely upon, but seldom fully understand. In fact, in the course of my work in the field, I have witnessed, to my dismay, a wide disconnect between the networking world and the radio technology that networking has come to depend upon so heavily. Perhaps, because digital wireless communication is seen as digital first and wireless second, there is often a misplaced emphasis on its information-processing side, with the methodology centered around the discrete symbol, and with little intuition of the underlying physics. I had it once suggested to me, in apparent seriousness, to use radio cards for intra-system communication within a radiolocator! Wireless communication is radio, plain and simple. Radio is what makes it both powerful and frustrating, and radio, an old technology after all, is the key to understanding its idiosyncrasies. In the broadest strokes, my motivation for writing this book is to help bridge this gap in knowledge, not by offering one more textbook on E&M, but by delving into the physical layer of wireless communication, through the exposition of a technology that I have had the opportunity to contribute to. The attentive reader will notice, though, that the real backdrop for this book is the physics of the electromagnetic wave, rather than digital communication. That said, there remains a real need for a better set of diagnostic tools for wireless professionals, and for a more ambitious engineering reach into the physical layer, beyond simply making the transceiver work. Multitudes of mobile devices crowd the physical spaces, as well as the available spectrum, opening up problems in security and logistics. The fact that radio transmissions are by nature omnidirectional, and vii
6 viii Preface that it is neither cheap nor easy to restrict them in space, throws the security level of a wireless network back to that of an old-fashioned Ethernet bus: everybody can hear everything, and the network relies on every player s decency not to eavesdrop or interfere. Obviously, true security in the radio medium can be found only in good encryption this is a lesson that goes as far back as World War II and Bletchley Park but it does help to know where your interlocutors are. It is always difficult to quantify things that did not happen, but I am inclined to believe that a lot of wired mischief is deterred by the fact that your wired connection can be traced to your desk, at least within a typical workplace! Knowing the location, or at least the general direction of the other party, is helpful with the logistics of radio communication as well. When radiolocation is combined with the ability to steer the transmission, radio communication becomes something in the nature of a focused personal conversation. In contrast, omnidirectional broadcast appears more like yelling in an open field, and while this is the right mode for a traditional broadcasting station, the personal conversation mode is obviously more appropriate for the point-to-point communications that occur in networks. Just as in verbal communication, directed transmission lowers the volume, reduces power consumption, and improves audibility in general, by reducing the speakers mutual interference. In wireless jargon this is called improved quality of service, and is being applied to some extent in cellular phone systems, by using directional antennas or by configuring multiple towers as rudimentary phased arrays. Other areas of ubiquitous wireless communication still present an untouched field for the application of radiolocation. Exposition in this book tends to follow the direction from the general and abstract toward the specific and concrete. It is centered around an engineering project, which hopefully anchors and focuses the discussion. To be more specific, the exposition centers on radiolocation by measuring signal amplitudes in multiple directions, and on an actual device that performs this radiolocation around the full circle of the horizon. The medium of radio is, of course, fundamentally analog, and radiolocation is really an exercise in quantitative measurement. For that reason, I have emphasized the quantitative and real-time aspects of the architecture and design. As the book progresses toward the full description of the implemented architecture, the discussion explores design alternatives, and seeks to justify the engineering choices that were made along the way. Chapter 1 offers an overview of physical phenomena underlying radio communication: it describes the electromagnetic wave and its interactions with matter, leading to the highly important topic of antenna physics. This chapter will be of most use to those engineering denizens of the digital world who do not routinely venture below the data link layer. Chapters 2 and 3 deal with the mathematical issues that are at the core of reconstructing the direction of the radio wave. Chapter 2 develops the direction-finding algorithm and investigates its numerical aspects; this chapter is fundamental to understanding the implementation of radiolocation, as we describe it in subsequent chapters. Chapter 3 develops a broader method of radio imaging, including multi-
7 Preface ix ple sources and radiolocation over the full sphere of directions. This chapter lays theoretical groundwork for future imaging architectures, and the reader may choose to omit it on first reading. Chapters 4 to 7 build the architecture of the Wi-Fi radiolocator, from the antenna to the complete radiolocation transceiver; these chapters form the engineering core of the book. Chapter 8 aggregates various implementation details that are peripheral to the main topic, but are nevertheless essential for the device design. Chapter 9 looks forward, toward applying the lessons of this work to other, potentially more intricate wireless protocols. In following this book, the reader will benefit from some previous familiarity with the concepts in wireless communication, and from college-level physics and mathematics. The discussion of radiolocation is supplemented with topics in radio fundamentals, and the exposition is grounded in basic physics, but the reader will not be hampered by the lack of specialized background knowledge. Where it seemed necessary, I have provided introductions to some well-established side topics, in the form of appendices. These appendices contain additional mathematical details, or give concept summaries, but they are not meant to be complete expositions. Throughout the book, I have also provided references to standard, and hopefully approachable, textbooks in the field. My greatest expectation of the reader may be that of familiarity with board-level electronics and embedded systems design. Practical experience in these areas will be helpful in envisioning some of the implementation details, details that I left out in order not to drift too far away from the main topic. Attempting to cover that background would have resulted in an entirely different book! Bloomington, IN Danko Antolovic
8 Acknowledgments Every book draws upon the contributions and help of many people and institutions. I wish to acknowledge here Steven Wallace who, as director of the Advanced Network Management Lab at Indiana University, recognized the importance of radiolocation in wireless communication early on. Building the prototypes described in this book was greatly facilitated by the efforts of John Poehlman and the excellent staff of Electronic Instrument Services of the Chemistry Department, at Indiana University. I would also like to thank Douglas Palmer of Cal(IT) 2, and to the CalRadio team at University of California at San Diego, for making an early prototype of their wireless platform available to me. Scott Wayne and Larry Hawkins of Analog Devices Inc. have graciously agreed to review Section 5.2, and I wish to thank Analog Devices for the permission to reproduce their copyrighted materials in the book. Likewise, thanks are extended to ACM and IEEE associations for the permission to use copyrighted materials. My thanks go to Springer science editor Ephraim Suhir, and to Springer editors Jennifer Mirski, Ciara Vincent and Brett Kurzman for their help during the preparation of the manuscript. Finally, a warm word of recognition goes to my colleagues Bryce Himebaugh and Caleb Hess, and to my former mentor Steve Johnson of the IU Computer Science Department. I appreciate the years of our collaboration and friendship, for knowledge is indeed advanced best through a free and generous exchange of ideas. xi
9 Contents 1 Physical Principles of Radio Communication Introduction Electromagnetic Wave in Empty Space The Plane Wave Electromagnetic Wave Within Matter Dielectrics Conductors Basics of Antennas Antenna Arrays Reflector Antennas Patch Antennas Radiolocation with Multiple Directional Antennas Introduction Rotated Lobe Theorem Reconstruction of the Wave s Direction Variational Error Numerical Significance of the Lobe s Shape The Optimization Algorithm Aliasing, or Too Few Antennas Sources Above and Below the Antenna Plane A design Example Implementation of a Compound Antenna Forming the Radio Image with Multiple Antennas Introduction Note on Coherent Sources Representing the Antenna Signal in a Set of Basis Functions Image Formation in Circular Geometry Image Resolution Aliasing Again xiii
10 xiv Contents Radio Image on the Circle Peak Interactions Image Formation in Spherical Geometry Radio Image on the Sphere Radiolocator Design: High-Frequency Front End Design Requirements and General Architecture Radiolocation and the Receiver s Signal Path Front End of the Serial Architecture Directional Antenna Elements Design of the Radio-Frequency Multiplexer Radiolocator s Tuner Radiolocator Design: Power Measurement and Digital Data Path Design Requirements Power Meter at the Heart of Radiolocation Digitization of the Power Measurements Data Collection Cycle Application to Wireless Networking: Tracking Sources in Real Time Introduction Radiolocation Baseband Integration of Two Data Paths Internal Label External Label The Communication Data Path The Timestamp Test of the Radiolocator Access Point Application to Wireless Networking: Adaptive Response Introduction Circular Phased Array Phase Shifting Simultaneous Use of Multiple Antennas Design Requirements of the Adaptive Response Overview of the Adaptive-Response Architecture Test of the Adaptive Directional Response Engineering Aspects of the Transceiver Design Introduction Radiolocator Board Subsystems...130
11 Contents xv 8.3 CalRadio Transceiver DSP Hardware DSP Data Path The ARM Processor and Data Path Baseband and RF Sections The Laboratory Prototype Wider Application of Radiolocation in Digital Wireless Communication Introduction Frequency Hopping Bluetooth g Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing a Code-Division Multiple Access Summary Appendices The Laplacian Operator Antenna Reciprocity Lorentz Reciprocity Theorem Reciprocal Two-Port Device Two-Antenna Measurement System Fundamentals of Radio Communication Transmission Lines Free Space in One Dimension Impedance Discontinuities Power Flux in the Modulated Signal Overview of the b Standard Types of Networks Physical Layer Medium Access Control Layer Wilkinson Divider Spherical Harmonics Index...181
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