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Passive Steady State RF
Fingerprinting: A Cognitive Technique
for Scalable Deployment of Co-channel
Femto Cell Underlays
Presenter: Irwin O. Kennedy, Bell Labs Ireland
Patricia Scanlon: Bell Labs Ireland
Milind Buddhikot: Bell Labs New Jersey
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Introduction
• Motivation: Femto signalling storm
• What is an RF Fingerprint?
• Previous work
• Our method
• Experimental setup
• Results
• Conclusions
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Motivation: Signalling storm
Introduction of femtocells
• Excellent in-home cellular coverage and capacity
• Household exclusive access
• In range handset will request access to femto
• Core signalling required to resolve tempory ID provided by handset
• 5x-40x (Ho PIMRC 2007) signalling increase due to femto
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Motivation: Signalling storm
•FemtoBSR
H1
•Macro-cellBS
A
B
FM1FM2 FM3
FM4 FM5 FM6 FM7
L
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Research Overview
What is an RF Fingerprint?
Unique characteristics imbued on a signal
as it passes through the analogue transmit chain.
What is the goal?
Radio transmitter identification.
What is the technical challenge?
To invent low cost techniques that consistently and accurately detect the
transmitters unique RF Fingerprint at the receiver.
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A bottom up look at the RF Fingerprint
Implementation may vary within boundaries set by standards.
• Power Amplifier: Linearity.
Local Oscillator: Noise level and stability.
Filters: Shape.
DSP DAC
Mixer
IF RF
LO
Filter
Antenna
Amplifier
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Previous Work: Transient Signal
Transient signal: Radiated upon transmitter power on.
Difficulties determining start and end of the transient burst
Not always able to distinguish between same manufacturer/model
Requires high over sampling rates: Non standard receiver architecture
– E.g. 5GSsamples by Serinken et al.
•Transient signal
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Our approach: Steady State Frequency DomainApproach
• Transient appeal is its independence from the message content.
• Insight: Digital communications preamble signal is also independent of the
message.
•Steady state signal
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Our approach: Processing Chain
Signalanalyser
MATLAB
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Our approach: Feature formed from mean power ofspectral slice.
bins
Graph shows power spectral density of identicalpreamble as transmitted by two different radios.
Connected to receiver via cable.
FFT
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Our approach: k Nearest Neighbour Classifier (kNN)
•k Nearest Neighbour
•Simple but powerfulclassifier
•Distinguish between linearlyseparable classes.
•Euclidean distance +majority vote of k nearestneighbours (where k is odd)
Feature 2
Feature 1
?Class 1
Class 2
t=1
t=2
kNNClassifier
Training
Testing
instance
class label
instance class
label
t=0
Train
Test
kNNClassifier
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Measurement Apparatus: Basestation and analyser
Agilent PSA SignalAnlayser
Laptop for commandingFSQ26 in C via SCPIinterface and Ethernet
UMTS UE – 1 of 20
UL Antenna DL Antenna
ALU 2100MHz UMTSBase Station
Laboratory environment
UMTS downlink broadcastSystem Information Blocks
(SIBs) edited so that the samepreamble is transmitted by
phones.
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Measurement apparatus: UMTS Handsets and PCMCIAcards
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Results: Model classification performance againstnumber of bins under different SNR
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Result: Best classification performance against SNR for all 7UMTS handset models
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Result: Confusion matrix for all 20 UMTS handsets at15dB SNR
Merlin U530
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Result: Handset classification performance against number ofbins under different SNR
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Conclusions
•Radio identification using frequency domain features and a k-NNclassifier
•91% classification accuracy on 7 UMTS models
•85% classification accuracy on 20 UMTS handsets/cards
•Confusion matrix analysis suggests performance improvementsfeasible
Future
•Extend to a larger number of phone models
• Investigate the effects of a multipath wireless channel
• Investigate the effects of temperature