Error-Rate-Based Power-controlled Multimode H.263-Assisted Video Telephony
Error-Rate-Based Power-controlled Multimode H.263-Assisted Video Telephony
The performance of a power-control algorithm suitable for multimode transceivers is investigated using 1, 2, and 4 bit/symbol modems. It is shown that the algorithm is suitable for maintaining a target frame error rate (FER), irrespective of the modulation mode employed. The transceiver parameters are sum-marized in Table I, while the minimum and maximum required average transmitted powers in the cell for the different modes are given in Table V. Given the video bitrates of 4.25–16.9 kbps in the various modem modes, the corresponding average video peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) improvement of approximately 6 dB can be inferred from Fig. 1, where the corresponding PSNR values are approximately 32.5, 35, and 38.5 dB, respectively. This PSNR improvement is achievable in cell areas, where the average transmitted power levels of Table V can be maintained, supporting one of the above legitimate modes of operation of the multimode transceiver. Index Terms— Error-rate-based transmission power control, H.263 base video communications, interactive wireless video, QAM-based video communications, transmission power control for multimode modems, video communications in interference-limited environments, video transceivers.
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Cherriman, P.J.
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Hanzo, L.
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September 1999
Cherriman, P.J.
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Hanzo, L.
66e7266f-3066-4fc0-8391-e000acce71a1
Cherriman, P.J. and Hanzo, L.
(1999)
Error-Rate-Based Power-controlled Multimode H.263-Assisted Video Telephony.
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 48 (5), .
Abstract
The performance of a power-control algorithm suitable for multimode transceivers is investigated using 1, 2, and 4 bit/symbol modems. It is shown that the algorithm is suitable for maintaining a target frame error rate (FER), irrespective of the modulation mode employed. The transceiver parameters are sum-marized in Table I, while the minimum and maximum required average transmitted powers in the cell for the different modes are given in Table V. Given the video bitrates of 4.25–16.9 kbps in the various modem modes, the corresponding average video peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) improvement of approximately 6 dB can be inferred from Fig. 1, where the corresponding PSNR values are approximately 32.5, 35, and 38.5 dB, respectively. This PSNR improvement is achievable in cell areas, where the average transmitted power levels of Table V can be maintained, supporting one of the above legitimate modes of operation of the multimode transceiver. Index Terms— Error-rate-based transmission power control, H.263 base video communications, interactive wireless video, QAM-based video communications, transmission power control for multimode modems, video communications in interference-limited environments, video transceivers.
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Published date: September 1999
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