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Validation of a Miniaturized Wireless Network Testbed
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| Yang Su,
Thomas Gross,
Validation of a Miniaturized Wireless Network Testbed, The Third ACM International Workshop on Wireless Network Testbeds, Experimental evaluation and CHaracterization (WiNTECH 2008) in conjunction with ACM MobiCOM 2008, September 2008.
[WINTECH_2008.pdf]
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Experimentation with wireless network testbeds is preferred to
simulations for performing high fidelity testing. However, realistic
experimentation with full-scale networks is difficult, time-consuming,
and expensive. To side-step some of these problems, we have built
IvyNet, a miniaturized wireless mesh network testbed, where a high
degree of attenuation (up to 60dB) is applied to the wireless radios
for multi-hop network testing. In this paper, we present a validation
study of the miniaturized wireless networks via experiments in the
IvyNet testbed. Our results show that IvyNet is able to facilitate
convenient experimentation over multi-hop networks within a small
space; at the same time, it preserves reasonable fidelity compared to
real-world full-scale networks. Because IvyNet is based upon commodity
hardware, the principal observations from the IvyNet experiments also
apply to other miniaturized wireless networks.
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