I needed to obtain the received power level between any pair of nodes. There is actually a helper function called hCreatePathlossTable that calculates the path loss between any pair of nodes. As the transmited power is part of the node configuration, substract the path loss from the trasmitted power to obtain the received power between any pair of nodes.
How can I get the received signal strength indicator (RSSI) as a statistic captured in a WLAN system-level simulation
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William Paredes
on 31 Oct 2022
Answered: William Paredes
on 26 Jan 2023
Hello,
I am trying to get the Received Signal Strength (RSSI) at and from any node in a WLAN system-level simulation. Some insights are provided in https://www.mathworks.com/help/wlan/ug/statistics-captured-in-WLAN-system-level-simulation.html within the Add Custom Statistics section. The first step is to "Open the helper object corresponding to the layer in which you want to add the custom statistic parameter". Here comes the first question: 1. Does it mean open the helper class, or instantiate an object of the class?
In my case, I am guessing the class would be hPHYRxInterface. This class has a structure property called RxVector that containts a field called RSSI. The second question is: 2. Can this property and its value be accessed to obtain the RSSI at any node? If that is the case, how?
Thanks for your help.
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