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==Problem Statement==
==Problem Statement==

*Which problem do you want to solve?
Our work is related to wireless-network-communication (e.g. mesh-networks) and slightly touches radio-frequency-issues also (e.g. physical behaviour of radio-waves).
*To which domain of Computer Science does this problem relate to?
*Why is the problem interesting? Why is it difficult?
Entering the relatively new and still not wide-spread 900MHz WLAN, we make use of an WLAN-device named "Ubiquity SR 900". We have do evaluate these devices and make some basic measurements, then we want to compare these results to the "well known" WLAN-frequencies in the ISM-band (2.4GHz and 5GHz).



==Deliverables==
==Deliverables==

*At the end of the project, what will you have delivered?
Our plan is to develop a modular framework which allows easy measurement of wireless links independent from used hardware.
*What does it mean that the project was successful?



==Prior Art==
==Prior Art==

*Who are your competitors? What are they doing?
There was a lot of research about 2.4GHz and 5GHz WLANs which explored neary everything. It showed, the used frequency isn't ideal for the desired task.
*How is your work different?

*List of publications related to your topic.
At this moment, the new 900MHz is still not widespread and shows some great potential.


==Key Ideas / Project Execution Plan ==
==Key Ideas / Project Execution Plan ==

*How will you approach the problem?
- paper-work
*On which contributions of others do you depend on?



==Project Log==
==Project Log==

* What you have done so far? What You plan to do next?
- tried some different MadWifi-drivers
- basic ping measurements (packet loss, round trip time, ...)

Revision as of 11:13, 26 June 2007

Wireless Link Quality Measurements

Assigned to: Moritz Grauel, Mathias Naber

Advisor: Mathias Kurth

Expected Submission: December 2007

Problem Statement

Our work is related to wireless-network-communication (e.g. mesh-networks) and slightly touches radio-frequency-issues also (e.g. physical behaviour of radio-waves).

Entering the relatively new and still not wide-spread 900MHz WLAN, we make use of an WLAN-device named "Ubiquity SR 900". We have do evaluate these devices and make some basic measurements, then we want to compare these results to the "well known" WLAN-frequencies in the ISM-band (2.4GHz and 5GHz).


Deliverables

Our plan is to develop a modular framework which allows easy measurement of wireless links independent from used hardware.


Prior Art

There was a lot of research about 2.4GHz and 5GHz WLANs which explored neary everything. It showed, the used frequency isn't ideal for the desired task.

At this moment, the new 900MHz is still not widespread and shows some great potential.

Key Ideas / Project Execution Plan

- paper-work


Project Log

- tried some different MadWifi-drivers - basic ping measurements (packet loss, round trip time, ...)