Specialist Task Force 386 Phase 3:
PMSE – Cognitive Radio ERM / TG17 WP3
“Methods, parameters and test procedures for cognitive interference mitigation
techniques for use by PMSE devices (Programme Making and Special Events)
Who we are:
Team Leaders: Georg Fischer
,
Friedrich-Alex-Universität fischer@lte.eei.uni-erlangen.de
Wolfgang
Bilz,
SHURE Europe GmbH Bilz_Wolfgang@shure.de
Team Members: Johannes
Brendel,
Friedrich-Alex-Universität brendel@lte.eei.uni-erlangen.de
Sven Dortmund,
RUB sven.dortmund@rub.de
Clemens Kunert,
IRT kunert@irt.de
Maria Dolores Perez-Guirao,
Leibniz Universität Hannover dolores.perez@wiseSense.net
Edgar Reihl,
SHURE Europe GmbH Reihl_Edgar@shure.com
Axel Schmidt,
Sennheiser Electronic GmbH schmidtax@sennheiser.com
Andreas Wilzeck,
wiseSense GmbH andreas.wilzeck@wisesense.net
What we do:
Radio microphones are used in many activities , from TV to
Places of Worship. Currently they use a single fixed frequency per radio
microphone channel, the STF seeks to generate a system where radio microphone
can be cognitive and shift to unused spectrum in its geographical locality
.
For more details, see our
Terms of Reference
Why we do it:
Currently radio microphones primarily operate in the
470-862 MHz, using the spaces between TV broadcasts, with the introduction of 4G
this will be reduced to 470-790MHz and dependant on WRC 15 decisions this band
may be further compacted to 470-694MHz. Many systems require upwards of 35
channels in simultaneous use. Insufficient spectrum is likely to be available on
a fixed channel basis in the near future.
The STF seeks to develop a system which will enable radio
microphones to maximise their use of any available spectrum and this will be a
model for future spectrum use. These techniques will be transferable to other
PMSE devices at a later date.
Phase 3 seeks to validate and
update
previous
documents (TS 102-800) and
prepare input test scenarios for
a technology demonstrator.
How we do it:
The STF has joined with the C-PMSE(http://www.c-pmse.research-project.de/index.php/en/project)
project and includes a wide range of expertise from Universities to
Industry and has a joint chairmanship from these sources.
Interaction with ERM TG 17 will
enable stakeholder to be
informed of the work and
contribute. In addition TG17
will use the output to enable
the update to relevant standards
to act as enablers for the new
proposals to reduce time to
market.
Deliverables:
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DTR/ERM-TG17WG3-013
Phase 3
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TR102801 “Test reports from technology demonstrator implementing sections of TS102800 on protocols for spectrum access and sound quality control systems for PMSE using cognitive interference mitigation techniques”.
Scope: to specify input test scenarios fora technology demonstrator implementing TS102800 on protocols for spectrum access and sound quality control systems for Programme Making and Special Events (PMSE) applications using cognitive interference mitigation techniques.
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Time plan:
In order to coincide with the C-PMSE project timescales,
work will start in January 2013.
How to contact us:
Please contact the joint chairman shown at the top of the page.
This information is based upon STF working assumptions.
The views expressed do not necessarily represent the position of ETSI in this
context.
Last updated: 2013-04-13 17:32:42