dsss-error-rate-model.h

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/*
 * Copyright (c) 2010 The Boeing Company
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only
 *
 * Author: Gary Pei <guangyu.pei@boeing.com>
 */
 
#ifndef DSSS_ERROR_RATE_MODEL_H
#define DSSS_ERROR_RATE_MODEL_H
 
#include <cstdint>
 
namespace ns3
{
 
#ifdef HAVE_GSL
/**
 * Structure for integral function parameters
 */
struct FunctionParameters
{
    double beta; ///< Beta parameter
    double n;    ///< n parameter
};
 
/**
 * Integral function using GSL library
 *
 * \param x the input x variable
 * \param params a pointer to FunctionParameters struct
 *
 * \return the integral function
 */
double IntegralFunction(double x, void* params);
#endif
 
/**
 * \brief an implementation of DSSS error rate model
 * \ingroup wifi
 *
 * The 802.11b modulations:
 *    - 1 Mbps mode is based on DBPSK. BER is from equation 5.2-69 from John G. Proakis
 *      Digital Communications, 2001 edition
 *    - 2 Mbps model is based on DQPSK. Equation 8 from "Tight bounds and accurate
 *      approximations for DQPSK transmission bit error rate", G. Ferrari and G.E. Corazza
 *      ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 40(20):1284-1285, September 2004
 *    - 5.5 Mbps and 11 Mbps are based on equations (18) and (17) from "Properties and
 *      performance of the IEEE 802.11b complementarycode-key signal sets",
 *      Michael B. Pursley and Thomas C. Royster. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS,
 *      57(2):440-449, February 2009.
 *
 *  This model is designed to run with highest accuracy using the GNU
 *  Scientific Library (GSL), but if GSL is not installed on the platform,
 *  will fall back to (slightly less accurate) Matlab-derived models for
 *  the CCK modulation types.
 *
 *  More detailed description and validation can be found in
 *      http://www.nsnam.org/~pei/80211b.pdf
 */
class DsssErrorRateModel
{
  public:
    /**
     * A function DQPSK
     *
     * \param x the input variable
     *
     * \return DQPSK (x)
     */
    static double DqpskFunction(double x);
    /**
     * Return the chunk success rate of the differential BPSK.
     *
     * \param sinr the SINR ratio (not dB) of the chunk
     * \param nbits the size of the chunk
     *
     * \return the chunk success rate of the differential BPSK
     */
    static double GetDsssDbpskSuccessRate(double sinr, uint64_t nbits);
    /**
     * Return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK.
     *
     * \param sinr the SINR ratio (not dB) of the chunk
     * \param nbits the size of the chunk
     *
     * \return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK.
     */
    static double GetDsssDqpskSuccessRate(double sinr, uint64_t nbits);
    /**
     * Return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK for
     * 5.5Mbps data rate.
     *
     * \param sinr the SINR ratio (not dB) of the chunk
     * \param nbits the size of the chunk
     *
     * \return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK for
     */
    static double GetDsssDqpskCck5_5SuccessRate(double sinr, uint64_t nbits);
    /**
     * Return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK for
     * 11Mbps data rate.
     *
     * \param sinr the SINR ratio (not dB) of the chunk
     * \param nbits the size of the chunk
     *
     * \return the chunk success rate of the differential encoded QPSK for
     */
    static double GetDsssDqpskCck11SuccessRate(double sinr, uint64_t nbits);
#ifdef HAVE_GSL
    static double SymbolErrorProb16Cck(double e2);  /// equation (18) in Pursley's paper
    static double SymbolErrorProb256Cck(double e1); /// equation (17) in Pursley's paper
#else
 
  protected:
    /// WLAN perfect
    static const double WLAN_SIR_PERFECT;
    /// WLAN impossible
    static const double WLAN_SIR_IMPOSSIBLE;
#endif
};
 
} // namespace ns3
 
#endif /* DSSS_ERROR_RATE_MODEL_H */