On Fri, 2007-02-09 at 09:37, Philip Levis wrote:

> 
> Those are all Berkeley TelosB nodes; they are the Omega testbed.
> 
> Section 6.1 reports the variations across the mirage testbed of micaz  
> nodes.
> 
> We have data for telosb's from a variety of manufacturers (moteiv,  
> crossbow, berkeley, etc.); I'll ask the student involved to take a  
> look at the moteiv numbers.

The paper has data for the mirage (micaz) and omega (berkeley telosb)
testbeds. Kannan ran the same experiment on the motelab testbed (Moteiv
tmote). Here's a link to the plot:

http://sing.stanford.edu/data/motelab-chl11-noise-floor-distr.jpg

This is on 802.15.4 channel 11. We calculate the noise floor of a node
to be the mode of its RSSI readings, in order to filter out things like
802.11 packets and other interference sources.

Note that the distribution is going to much broader than the omega one
due to the number of nodes involved; omega was 25 or so nodes, while
this is a 140 node sample. So you can get more extreme outliers (-91 dBm
and -102 dBm). The most common noise floor is -96 dBm, with -100 to -95
dBm all having 10% or more of the samples. 

Phil

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