UMTS NETWORK SIMULATOR NS2 PROJECTS
UMTS Network Simulator NS2 Projects is one of our prime services, started with a Nobel goal to serve students from various parts of the world. It is a 3G Mobile communication system with radio frequencies of 1900-2025 MHz and 2110-2200 MHz. Its radio interface is based on Wideband Code division multiple accesses scheme and offers greater spectral efficiency and bandwidth to Mobile network operators.
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UMTS-SIMULATION IN NS2:
- Simulation of UMTS in NS-2 can also done using Enhanced UMTS Radio access Network extensions [EURANE].
- EURANE is not a default Module of NS2, it has to patched with NS2, using the following command:
patch -p0 < EURANE.patch
- EURANE is one of the main outcome of SEACORN[Simulation of Enhanced UMTS Access and Core Networks], which is used to investigate the enhancement to UMTS for Core Network and UTRAN via Simulation.
- It is an end to end extensions, which adds three radio link nodes to NS-2 namely
- -Radio Network controller[RNC]
- -User Equipment[UE]
- -Base Station[BS]
- These Nodes support the following transport channels
- -FACH and RACH
- -Dedicated channel DCH
- -High speed channel HS-DSCH
- DCH, FACH and RACH uses standard error Model provided by NS2.
- For HS-DSCH, a pre-computed input power trace file and block error rate[BLER] performance curve are used to generate Error Model of high speed channel
SIMPLE SIMULATION-PROGRAM FOR UMTS:[TCL SCRIPT]
//Node Configuration
//Node Configuration
# Node address is 0
//To configure the UMTS node by node-config
$ ns node-config – UmtsNodeType rnc
set rnc [$ns create-Umtsnode ]
$ ns node-config -UmtsNodeType bs \
-downlinkBW 32kbs \
-downlinkTTI 10ms \
-uplinkBW 32kbs \
-uplinkTTI 10ms \
set bs [ $ ns create – Umtsnode ]
//To Setconfiguration between RNC and BS
$ ns setup-Iub $bs $rnc 622Mbit 622Mbit 15ms 15ms DummyDropTail 2000
$ ns node-config –UmtsNodeType ue \
-baseStation $bs \
-radioNetworkController $rnc
set ue1 [ $ ns create-Umtsnode ]
//Node address for sgsn0 and ggsn0 is 3 and 4, respectively
set sgsn0 [ $ ns node ]
set ggsn0 [ $ ns node ]
//Node address for node1 is 5
set node1 [$ ns node]
$ ns duplex-link $ node1 $ ggsn0 622Mbit 1ms DropTail 1000
$ns duplex-link $ ggsn0 $ sgsn0 622Mbit 1ms DropTail 1000
$ ns duplex-link $ sgsn0 $ rnc 622Mbit 1ms DropTail 1000
$ rnc add-gateway $sgsn0
set rtp_sender [ new Agent / RTP ]
$ ns attach-agent $ node1 $ rtp_sender
set rtp_receiver [ new Agent / RTP ]
$ ns attach-agent $ ue1 $ rtp_receiver
//To Create a CBR traffic source and attach it to udp0
set cbr0 [new Application / Traffic / CBR]
$ cbr0 set packetSize_ 500
$cbr0 set interval_ 0.05
$ cbr0 attach-agent $ rtp _sender
//To create DCH channel
$ ns node - config - llType UMTS / RLC / AM \
-downlinkBW 64kbs \
-uplinkBW 64kbs \
-downlinkTTI 10ms \
-uplinkTTI 10ms \
set dch0 [ $ ns create- dch $ ue1 $ rtp_receiver ]
//Call the finish procedure at 5s
$ns at 5.0 "finish"
//Run the simulation
$ns run
Execute the TCL script using the command ns filename.tcl. This is a simple simulation program also for UMTS-using-NS2, which we have provided for students to get an idea about UMTS-Network-Simulator-2 projects. For further project guidance or code implementation support in NS2, approach us through our online service. Our experts are also available for your service at 24/7.
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