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Tato práce zkoumá vhodnost a požadavky návrhu simulací pro simulátor NS-3 pro případ bezdrátových sítí používaných v měřící infrastruktuře společnosti Kamstrup. V práci jepopsán simulátor NS-3 a je vytvořena základní implementace dvou protokolů. WirelessM-Bus jako příklad jednosměrného protokolu pro zařízení napájené z baterií. Simulace Wireless M-Bus je porovnána s daty naměřenými v reálném systému. NS-3 poskytuje flexibilní prostředí pro vývoj simulací různých síťových protokolů, včetně těch určených pro sítě inteligentních měřidel.
Models
the MAC layer and most removed for use the project, because there is
no CSMA the WM-Bus.3 Simple Wireless Module
Even though NS-3 contains considerable amount modules for different network-
ing protocols, most them are quite complex.
• SwMacCsma, derived SwMac that itself derived class Object. the less specific cases, the
model has hooked into the simulation some way, e. 2.
It features the following classes:
• SwChannel, derived class Channel, described above.
• SwPhy, derived class Object.3: sample inheritance diagram showing hierarchy propagation models. The model simulates WiFi and implemented allow easy modifi-
cation. While this advantage when
using these modules, becomes disadvantage when attempting modify them.
• Related helper functions easily create set nodes equipped with the
above.
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• SwNetDevice, derived class NetDevice. Most has
been reused the models created this project. Parts were reused, parts
were removed.
Most was reused and expanded, the WiFi-specific parts were removed.g.
2.
In order create model the protocol, Simple CSMA/CA Protocol for NS3,
further referred Simple Wireless, implementation Junseok Kim [4] was used
and modified. This class models the physical layer WiFi. the new model
is derived from the Application class, should have defined functions that are
called when the simulation runs.
drop-in replacement for any other model that type.Fig. setting callback
function another model, changing the code existing models scheduling the
new model’s methods called when the simulation started
