802.11 WLAN Model

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OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite and OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite for Defense provide high-fidelity modeling, simulation, and analysis of wireless networks, including the RF environment, interference, transmitter/receiver characteristics, and full protocol stack (including MAC, routing, higher layer protocols, and applications). Furthermore, the ability to incorporate node mobility and interconnection with wire-line transport networks provide a rich and realistic modeling environment. Some of the features of the 802.11 wireless LAN (WLAN) model include:

Support for 802.11a, b, e, g, n
DCF/PCF MAC algorithms
HCF EDCA mechanisms with TXOP frame bursting
Support for QoS facility of 802.11e
Optional block-acknowledgement and no-acknowledgement operations of 802.11e
Reliable data transmission via RTS-CTS exchange
Fragmentation (threshold-based)
Interoperability among 11b, 11g, and 11n wireless LAN devices
Interoperability among 11a and 11n wireless LAN devices
Interoperability among 11e and non-11e capable nodes
PHY layer support: FHSS, IR, DSSS, OFDM, Extended Rate PHY-OFDM, and High Throughput PHY (HT-PHY)
Various modulation schemes: DPSK, BPSK, QPSK, CCK, QAM-16, QAM-64
HT PPDU support (HT-Mixed format and HT-Greenfield format)
Short guard intervals and reduced inter-frame spacing (RIFS) for 11n wireless LAN devices
Abstracted MIMO capability for 11n wireless LAN devices for higher data rates
Auto-assignment of channels to BSSs (optional)
Roaming

802.11 (WLAN) Network Simulation

Design and evaluate Wireless LAN networks.

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OPNET Model Library JCSS Models (formerly NETWARS) Related Solutions OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite for Defense	Please provide us with the following information, and we will respond as soon as possible. First Name Last Name Email Phone Company State Country How can we help you? Processing.. Close * All fields are required Additional contact information OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite and OPNET Modeler Wireless Suite for Defense provide high-fidelity modeling, simulation, and analysis of wireless networks, including the RF environment, interference, transmitter/receiver characteristics, and full protocol stack (including MAC, routing, higher layer protocols, and applications). Furthermore, the ability to incorporate node mobility and interconnection with wire-line transport networks provide a rich and realistic modeling environment. Some of the features of the 802.11 wireless LAN (WLAN) model include: Support for 802.11a, b, e, g, n DCF/PCF MAC algorithms HCF EDCA mechanisms with TXOP frame bursting Support for QoS facility of 802.11e Optional block-acknowledgement and no-acknowledgement operations of 802.11e Reliable data transmission via RTS-CTS exchange Fragmentation (threshold-based) Interoperability among 11b, 11g, and 11n wireless LAN devices Interoperability among 11a and 11n wireless LAN devices Interoperability among 11e and non-11e capable nodes PHY layer support: FHSS, IR, DSSS, OFDM, Extended Rate PHY-OFDM, and High Throughput PHY (HT-PHY) Various modulation schemes: DPSK, BPSK, QPSK, CCK, QAM-16, QAM-64 HT PPDU support (HT-Mixed format and HT-Greenfield format) Short guard intervals and reduced inter-frame spacing (RIFS) for 11n wireless LAN devices Abstracted MIMO capability for 11n wireless LAN devices for higher data rates Auto-assignment of channels to BSSs (optional) Roaming Design and evaluate Wireless LAN networks.

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