The following air
interfaces/standards are
pre-defined in WinProp's NET-L
module:
- IEEE 802.11a
- IEEE 802.11b
- IEEE 802.11g
- IEEE 802.11n
Further
air
interfaces (incl.
modifications of predefined
air interfaces) and frequency
bands can be defined by the
user.
MIMO
transmission mode (e.g. for 802.11n) is
supported as well as different models
for the cell assignment (strongest
signal level, best SNIR, etc.).
Antennas with arbitrary radiation
patterns, leaky feeder cables, and
DAS
(distributed antenna systems) are
available in WinProp to model the W-LAN
in a very accuarte way.
Power backoffs for the cell assignment
and the data transmission can be defined
for each cell individually (if
required).
To consider the interference, the cell
load can be defined either for all cells
(identically) or for each cell
individually.