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Power line grid model
Csiba, Patrik ; Sláčik, Ján (referee) ; Mlýnek, Petr (advisor)
This diploma thesis analyzes the PLC communications in various scenarios. The first part of the thesis describes the principle of narrowband and broadband communication and the analysis of electrical lines. The next part describes the NS-3 framework, simulation scenarios for establishment the effect of branches and other parameters on the baud rate. The last part determines the minimum number of repeaters and their location on the extended topology.
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Power line communication modelling in Network Simulator-3
Horák, Martin ; Zeman, Václav (referee) ; Mlýnek, Petr (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the issue of data transmission over power lines, focusing on simulation transmission functions. The theoretical part summarizes basic information on PLC technology and distribution networks, followed by analysis PLC simulator implemented in NS-third In the practical part of the thesis is described implementation of individual types of underground and overhead lines to the PLC simulator. Also been carried simulation scenarios for a simple topology and were designed own simulation scenarios for extended topology and simulations have been carried out various kinds of interference on communication.
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Design of Mobility Model for Nano-Devices in NS-3 Simulation Environment
Miklica, Jan ; Kováč, Dominik (referee) ; Hošek, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the description of nanocommunication networks, models for wireless communication networks and the description of motion in nanocommunication networks. The practical part describes the settings of the simulation scenarios for the definition of Brownian motion. Description is made for the simulation software NS-3 and N3Sim. In this thesis, the measured results of the simulations are summarized in tables and graphs. From the measured results the regression analysis is prepared. General summary of the results is provided at the end of thise thesis.
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Modelling of Mechanisms for Multiple Access to Mobile Network
Tinka, Zdeněk ; Mašek, Pavel (referee) ; Hošek, Jiří (advisor)
The diploma thesis „Mechanisms modelling of multi access into mobile wireless network“ is focusing the wireless network. The diploma thesis contains basic network topology of wireless standard 802.11g and utilizes key identificators of mobile node in dependency on the distance and collision controlling function for simulation purposes. In the next part of this thesis is created LTE mobile network topology, which serves for finding key identificators. In the last part is created offload topology containing both - 802.11g and LTE network. As the result are implemented offloading algorithms, which ensure data traffic switching based on comparing 802.11g and LTE key identificators. Automatically generated and shown figures providing the key statistics are the main output of this thesis.
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