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CINR = Carrier to Interference+Noise Ratio
RSSI = received signal strength indicator
CINR - just signal to noise ratio, quality in dB
RSSI - level of the received signal, just it's strength in dBm
as you can see, there is no correlation
what is "ns-allinone"???... O_o
UP... don't you think that this is a real problem? I should not be worried about it?
I'm also using Ubuntu Linux 9.10
What is NS-2.34? Which "wimax module"?
I'm just afraid of nasty fat patent trolls...
Pilots forming this channel characteristics for STC, isn't it?..
P.S.
Превед ^_^ Ты из питера? Что вы разрабатываете, колись :)
Hello!If I want to create 802.16e compatible base station "from zero", i.e. all layers including PHY - does it dangerous with patents? How to overcome all patent problems at no cost? For example - if opensource project or any other ways...And anothe…
By the way, do we need to create subcarrier indexes for every OFDMA symbol, or it is possible to create some intermediate calculations and then match them to current symbol? It's for computing simplification purposes...
Profile Information
- Interests
- hardware and software
- About Me
- currently I'm working student
- Current Company
- rapira (http://www.nporapira.ru)
- Company Description
- hardware for wireless communications
- Current Position
- programmer
- Areas of Expertise
- standard 802.16
- Country of Residence
- Russia
- City
- Saint-Petersburg
- Why are you interested in WiMAX?
- My task is develope hardware for 802.16 OFDM and OFMDA
- Do you use WiMAX service?
- Yes
- Who is your WiMAX Service provider? (if applicable)
- http://www.yota.ru/en/
Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 5:15am on November 11, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said… - Hi alex,
Can you clear me about the relation between Packet Arrival Time and OFDM Frame Duration. Is there any condition on the OFDM Frame duration and Packet Arrival time both needs to be same. Is it possible to have G711 voice codec with 20ms Packet arrival time and 10ms OFDM Frame Duration.
Please reply for this, becuase am in a confusion.
Thanks,
Balaganapathi.M
- At 12:43am on September 21, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Hi,
Is there any relationship between Packet Inter Arrival Time and OFDM Frame duration ?
- At 2:26am on June 22, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Wi-MAX Doubts on 9-06-09.docWi-MAX Doubts on 9-06-09.docThanks a lot for the response alex. I have sent another set of doubts to you. I hop u can reply for that.
Awiting for response.
- At 12:10am on June 22, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- In Simulation i have assumed each SS has only one application so that only i have mentioned as for(i=0;i< number of SS participate in the transmission; i++)...
- At 12:02am on June 22, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- balaganapathi.m@gmail.com
- At 7:46am on June 20, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Hi Alex,
I need the solution for the document i have already send. Please have look on that and give me the idea on that, Please, i hope u will do that.
- At 8:27am on June 17, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Simulation flow for Wi-MAX.docHi Alex,
I have prepared a document which explains shortly about the wi-max simulation packet flow. Please find the attachment and reply your thoughts on that.
- At 8:19am on June 17, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Your full name is Alexandar Kale.
- At 8:19am on June 17, 2009,
Balaganapathi.M said…
- Wi-MAX Doubts on 9-06-09.docThanks a lot for the response alex. I have sent another set of doubts to you. I hop u can reply for that.
Awiting for response.
- At 8:04am on June 17, 2009,
Tony Gladvin George said… - Excellent. Which FPGA you used? Where MAC layer is running?
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