Changes between Version 25 and Version 26 of Documentation/FAQ
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- Jan 25, 2006, 4:32:03 PM (19 years ago)
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v25 v26 257 257 258 258 On the 64 node grid, I dont think you will be able to achieve isolation even with -12 dBm , you may still need some noise. 259 260 What the physical distance between the nodes on sb9 and those on the main grid? 261 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 262 sb9 is a 64 node grid with dimensions of ~8 m by 8 m. The 400 node main grid is ~20 m by 20 m 263 264 265 What is the network topology of sb9? Can every node communicate with others directly through the wireless channel? 266 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 267 Using default power levels on the cards, every node can hear everyone else directly (all are one hop). 268 For multihop topologies, we normally use noise injection on sb9. For further details you can refer to the link http://www.orbit-lab.org/userdoc/wiki/Tutorial/UseNoise 269 which will provide a pointer on the kinds of topologies possible with the current noise antenna positions and power levels. 259 270 271 Where is antenna [4,4]? 272 ----------------------- 273 For antenna positions refer to http://www.orbit-lab.org/userdoc/wiki/Tutorial/UseNoise. 274 Currently, all four antennas inject noise generated by the Raw Signal Generator uniformly onto the grid. Individual control of power level settings at each antenna will be provided in the next release. The software, however, has the provision to accomodate this. 275 276 Hence, [4,4] is equivalent to [1,1] right now and using any one of these in experiment script will cause noise to be injected from all four antennas. 260 277 }}}