Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Woo-Yong Choi

Jae-Young Ahn

Hyoung-Soo Lim

Yong-Sun Kim

Sok-Kyu Lee

Jang-Hee Yoo

Dae-Sung Moon

Yun-Su Chung

So-Hee Park

Ki-Young Moon

Byung-Jun Kang

Yong-Jin Lee

The MAC frame in a wireless communication system includes a terminal ID allocated to each of multiple terminals. At least one connection ID is allocated to each terminal having the terminal ID, and sub-carrier allocation information is allocated to each connection having the connection ID. The sub-carrier allocation information includes a sub-carrier allocation status for each sub-carrier, and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier. The sub-carrier allocation status and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier can be allocated, by sub-carriers, to the sub-carrier allocation information using a same number of bits; or the information on the sub-carrier allocation status is first allocated to the sub-carrier allocation information and the number of allocated information bits for each sub-carrier is allocated.

Error control method, medium access control (MAC) frame designing method, and terminal registration method in wireless communication system and recording medium

Error control method, medium access control (MAC) frame designing method, and terminal registration method in wireless communication system, and recording medium

A fingerprint verification apparatus that adds chaff fingerprint information to real fingerprint information of a user and then, hides and stores the fingerprint information of the user with a polynomial generated by unique information of the individual, thereby safely protecting the important fingerprint information of the user stored in a storing unit from an external attacker and safely managing an private key using the fingerprint information when using the private key as the unique information for making the polynomial.

Fingerprint verification method and apparatus with high security

In a method of registering with an access point in a terminal of a wireless communication system, a frame includes a downlink sub-frame including a broadcast interval and a first management connection interval, and an uplink sub-frame including an access interval and a second management connection interval, the broadcast interval being used for transmitting a map message, the method includes: sending a first ranging request message to the access point using the access interval; receiving allocation information of a ranging slot from the access point using the map message; performing ranging through the ranging slot; sending a registration request message to the access point using the second management connection interval; and receiving information on whether to permit the registering from the access point using the first management connection interval.

Disclosed is an algorithm for dynamically changing an RTS threshold, which is a threshold for RTS-CTS frame exchange, depending on the traffic load in the BSS so as to maximize the MAC throughput of an IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN system. The present invention defines a new performance index based on the total time taken to transmit a frame and the time taken to successfully transmit a data frame. The RTS threshold is dynamically increased/decreased in a predefined range depending on the change in the new performance index.

Method for dynamic control of RTS threshold to improve throughput of MAC in wireless LAN system, and computer-readable medium thereof

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Daejeon, South Korea

Woo-Yong Choi