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Thanks very much for your reply and your help. But can you tell me how to calculate the coverage and how can you get Pt_=0.2891 is for 250m so that I can calculate the coverage I want such as 50m.
And does it mean that the coverage of the basestation is just defined by these three factors?
And another very important question which is always bothering me. In the coverage area of the bstation, is the signal strength always constant? Or it will go down along with the increase of distance.
Thanks very much in advance!
Thanks for your reply and help. Could you explain why the number of Hd become so high when transmit real cbr data? And what did you mean by partial compilation of ns2 trace related files? I could’t understand it. Should its value be one of the node id which is from 0 to 7? I use NOAH routing protocol for wimax configuration. Is this the reason?
I do use $ns use-newtrace. And the router0 is the transmitter while the mobile node is receiver. The scenario consists of both wire and wireless connection so the trace file has both format. But I can’t understand why the trace format for some wireless link are shorter than the standard one. Does that mean there is no data transmission? But there should be some signalling message such as RA or Sol.
Thanks very much!