WiMax power consumption

Hi everyone,

I've been scurrying the web looking for the energy consumption/bit for
various WiMax versions (a,b,d). I've found the e/bit for Zigbee and
Ultra-wideband, but had no luck for 802.16. Has anybody come across
this information?

While I'm here, has anybody come across a good physical layer
representation of 802.16d (the mesh standard)? Matlab would do. I'm
looking to model the Shannon Capacity between two mesh nodes in the
presence of interference, with disjointed available channels, minimum
input receiver sensitivities and limited battery power per node. Any
physical layer representation for 802.16d that would help perform this
study would be helpful (I'm not actually sending data, I'm mimicking
message transfer using exponential holding times of physical layer
resources).

I'm also looking for a good physical layer representation of 802.15.4
Zigbee and 802.15.3 Ultra-wideband.

Thanks in advance,
Omar

On Aug 4, 4:56*pm, Ginu <osheik...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've been scurrying the web looking for the energy consumption/bit for
> various WiMax versions (a,b,d). I've found the e/bit for Zigbee and
> Ultra-wideband, but had no luck for 802.16. Has anybody come across
> this information?
>
> While I'm here, has anybody come across a good physical layer
> representation of 802.16d (the mesh standard)? Matlab would do. I'm
> looking to model the Shannon Capacity between two mesh nodes in the
> presence of interference, with disjointed available channels, minimum
> input receiver sensitivities and limited battery power per node. Any
> physical layer representation for 802.16d that would help perform this
> study would be helpful (I'm not actually sending data, I'm mimicking
> message transfer using exponential holding times of physical layer
> resources).
>
> I'm also looking for a good physical layer representation of 802.15.4
> Zigbee and 802.15.3 Ultra-wideband.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Omar

I've been estimating these physical layers with minimum input receiver
sensitivities, maximum transmit powers, fixed channel bandwidths and
frequencies of operation that are consistent with these technologies,
but my transmission rates are FAR too high.