On Jul 13, 2006, at 3:44 AM, Liu Haibin wrote:

Hi,

The clearThreshold in UscGainInterferenceModelC.nc is set to -95. It says that the value comes from cc2420 data sheet. But I searched the data sheet but didn't find it. So how does this value come out? Thanks.


The clearThreshold in the CC2420 data sheet is -72 dBm. The issue is that the propagation model is (currently) based off of mica2 data, which has lower RSSI values. This means that there's almost never any signal that's > -72 dBm. So I adjusted it to be -95, which is basically the equivalent value in terms of the RSSI ranges.

Once there's enough data collected on the CC2420, the plan is to use a model derived from that.

Phil



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