The Internet of Things (IoT) addresses a huge set of possible application domains, requiring both short- and long- range communication technologies. For long distances, a number of proprietary and standard solutions for Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) are already available. Among them, NB-IOT is a candidate technology supported by many operators. This paper provides an estimation of the uplink performance, through a mathematical approach, in terms of network throughput. Finally, the optimization of a specific set of parameters, in order to provide the best performance, is discussed.

Preliminary evaluation of NB-IOT technology and its capacity

FELTRIN, LUCA;MARRI, ALBERTO;PAFFETTI, MICHELE;VERDONE, ROBERTO
2017

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) addresses a huge set of possible application domains, requiring both short- and long- range communication technologies. For long distances, a number of proprietary and standard solutions for Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN) are already available. Among them, NB-IOT is a candidate technology supported by many operators. This paper provides an estimation of the uplink performance, through a mathematical approach, in terms of network throughput. Finally, the optimization of a specific set of parameters, in order to provide the best performance, is discussed.
2017
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Feltrin, L.; Marri, A.; Paffetti, M.; Verdone, R.
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