File: NetworkInterfaces/MF80211/NicCsma.ned
The CsmaNic contains a csma-like MAC layer. The SnrEval module is used as the mac needs a RadioState to be published. However as still the BasicDecider is used all messages will be delivered to the MAC and no packets get lost
This nic is intended to be used in order to test the implementation of the csma protocol.
IMPORTANT:
In order to work with the ChannelControl module the snrEval
module has to be called "snrEval" in the ned file.
See also: BasicMacLayer, BasicDecider, BasicSnrEval
Author: Marc Loebbers
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BasicDecider | Module to decide whether a frame is received correctly or is lost due to bit errors, interference... |
CSMAMacLayer | CSMA MAC protocol |
SnrEval | (no description) |
Name | Direction | Description |
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uppergateIn | input | to upper layers |
uppergateOut | output | from upper layers |
radioIn | input | to receive AirFrames |
Name | Type | Description |
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mac.debug | bool | debug switch |
mac.headerLength | numeric const | |
mac.queueLength | numeric const | |
decider.coreDebug | numeric const | debug switch for the core framework |
snrEval.debug | bool | debug switch |
snrEval.transmitterPower | numeric | |
snrEval.bitrate | numeric | |
snrEval.headerLength | numeric const | |
snrEval.carrierFrequency | numeric | |
snrEval.thermalNoise | numeric | |
snrEval.pathLossAlpha | numeric | |
snrEval.sensitivity | numeric |
module NicCsma gates: in: uppergateIn; // to upper layers out: uppergateOut; // from upper layers in: radioIn; // to receive AirFrames submodules: mac: CSMAMacLayer; display: "p=96,87;i=block/layer"; decider: BasicDecider; display: "p=106,157;i=block/process_s"; snrEval: SnrEval; display: "p=96,236;i=block/wrxtx"; connections: radioIn --> snrEval.radioIn; decider.uppergateOut --> mac.lowergateIn display "m=m,50,50,75,0"; snrEval.uppergateIn <-- mac.lowergateOut display "m=m,25,0,25,0"; snrEval.uppergateOut --> decider.lowergateIn display "m=m,73,0,50,50"; mac.uppergateOut --> uppergateOut; mac.uppergateIn <-- uppergateIn; endmodule