Hi Sita,
In my opinion you dont define threshold like that. You need to ensure:
1. The receiving node can sense the signal.
2. If multiple signal arrive at the same time the signal to noise ratio is
greater its threshold.
You need to set three vars or use default vals with care:
RXThresh_:
I am using two ray ground propogation. Let me try to understand this: If I
have a source node with transmission range of 250m and a destination node
100m away with receiving threshold of 20m, will packets from source be
received by destination node?
-Sita
The transmission range depends on
use the threshold executable that comes with ns-2 in
/ns/indep-utils/propogation/
-Sita
Hi dear sita
how to compute CsThresh_ in scenario?
--
Amin Irandoost
Hi,
I am working with a sparsely connected network in a 200m by 200m field.
The default transmit power of 0.281838 corresponds to a 250m transmission
range. I have a node in the center with this Pt_ and when it sends out
packets, all the nodes in the network do not seem to receive it. Why?
The transmission range depends on the transmitted power, propagation model and
recv thershold. So,
yes, I think all the nodes are not connnect with these values.
-Atiur
--- Sita S. Krishnakumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am working with a sparsely connected network in a 200m by
