| 11 | | == Topology 2: Simple Hotspot AP scenario with a distribution of clients (at different PHY rates) == |
| 12 | | This represents the simplest basic topology comprising a point to point link (either infrastructure AP to client or peer to peer) with a configurable packet error rate for certain packet sizes |
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| 14 | | [[Image(topo1.png)]] |
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| 16 | | == Topology 2: Simple Hotspot AP scenario with a distribution of clients (at different PHY rates) == |
| 17 | | This represents a typical hotspot AP scenario with a distribution of users (both near the AP, on the edge of the AP coverage and some in the middle. Users will experience links with different sustainable PHY rates in this scenario. |
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| 19 | | [[Image(topo2.png)]] |
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| 21 | | An example script with 1 hotspot AP and 10 clients with different PHY rates to the AP is attached below. |
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| 23 | | == Topology 3: Near-far communication pairs (Capture effect) == |
| 24 | | This represents an interesting real life phenomenon observed in hardware devices which is the capture effect. |
| 25 | | [[Image(topo3.png)]] |
