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WiMAX and LTE Tutorials

  1. ORBIT Tutorials
  2. Basic Tutorials
    1. Testbed Tour
    1. ORBIT Basics: Six Step Experiment Life Cycle
    1. Basic Tutorial: Hello World Example
    1. Analyzing Results
    1. WiSHFUL Tutorial: Basic Controller-Agent Interaction
  8. WiFi Tutorials
    1. Using Noise Generator in Experiments
    1. WiFi Tutorial: Access point with multiple clients
    1. Wifi Tutorial: Data logging with OMF
    1. WiSHFUL Tutorial: WiFi QoS Management
  13. Bluetooth and ZigBee Tutorials
    1. RZRAVEN USB Stick - Jackdaw Contiki platform
    1. Example: Intel Movidius - Neural Computer
    1. Crossbow Telos - an IEEE 802.15.4 compliant open-source experimenting …
  17. WiMAX and LTE Tutorials
    1. Basic WiMax Operations
    1. WiMAX "Hello World" Tutorial
    1. OMF Based WiMAX Experiment
    1. Basic LTE Tutorial
    1. OpenAirInterface LTE Tutorials
    1. AmariSoft LTE
    1. OpenAirInterface 5G Tutorials
    1. LTE interoperability
  26. Networking Tutorials
    1. KVM Tutorial
    1. Multi-Genenrator with real-time data logging
  29. SDR Tutorials
    1. Working with USRP2 - Universal Software Radio Peripheral
    1. Working with USRP X310
    1. Simple radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts
    1. Simple radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts (OEDL)
    1. OFDM radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts
    1. Spectrum sensing with USRP2 and wiserd
    1. Spectrum sensing with USRP2 and wiserd (OEDL and OML)
    1. Transmitting wideband signals using USRP X310 and wiserd
    1. Running DSC match script from the grid console
    1. Working with GNURadio and Nutaq ZeptoSDR
    1. Realtek 2832 EZCap - A Frugal SDR
    1. MacSwitch (Obsolete)
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Start-up test
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Spectrum Sensing
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Spectrum sensing with multiple nodes (OEDL)
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Building the Firmware
    1. Nutaq - PicoSDR start-up and configuration
    1. Multi channel sample collection with x310
    1. Getting started with RFNoC X310
    1. Multi Channel Sample Processing & Visualization
    2. Plot the IQ Constellation of received signal
    1. Using two RFNoC streams simultaneously on a single USRP device
    1. Using 2 transmit or 2 receive antennas simultaneously
    1. Generate random transmissions emulating Primary Transmitters
    1. RFNoC Spectrum Sensing
    1. Full-Duplex Wireless using USRP N210
    1. LTE Traffic Trace Collection
    1. Simple Radio Example with USRP X310 on ORBIT Sandbox 2
    1. Wideband Channel Sounding with USRP X310s
  58. SDN
    1. Tutorial: OpenStack Setup
  60. Hope You Figure Out the Purpose of OpenStack
    1. Open Flow Hello World
    1. Tutorial 1: "Simple" Controllers
    1. Tutorial 2: Multiple Controllers
    1. Tutorial: Kubernetes Multi Node Setup
  65. MobilityFirst Tutorials
    1. Exercise 1: Simple MobilityFirst Network Deployment and Test
    1. Exercise 2: Measuring Performance of a MobilityFirst Router
    1. Exercise 3: Socket Programming using New MobilityFirst NetAPI
    1. Running OpenAirInterface in docker containers
    1. Deploying OpenAirInterface through OSM in Orbit
  71. Smart Grid Network Management
    1. Emulator for Next-Generation Smart Grid Network Management Tutorial

Wide area network experimentation in ORBIT currently supports two types of wireless technologies: ​WiMAX and ​LTE. Both technologies, in addition to devices deployed in various domains of the testbed, are also deployed on two Rutgers University campuses as part of ​GENI 4G deployment addressing the two key research issues:

  1. providing campus-wide GENI wireless coverage for opt-in users;
  2. offering programmable wireless networking capabilities

While initial focus was on developing and deploying wide-area wireless experimentation services with WiMAX technology, subsequent efforts were concentrated on introducing LTE. At the core of both types of deployment are technology kits typically consisting of a commercial basestation and PC-based controller running custom software that manages the basestation and performs layer 2 and layer 3 processing of client packets. More details on the 4G deployments can be found at ​GENI 4G pages. The most recent addition to the LTE experimentation capabilities are fully software-based (SDR) open (and closed) source implementations.

The menu on the right lists a number of tutorials covering basic operation of both WiMAX and LTE deployments.

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