joel

Hi,

Is it possible to simulate or build a MAC layer model in LabView? for simulating purposes.

Like ns-2

This is not exactly what you are looking for but here's an 802.16a simulator in LabVIEW being written at the University of Texas

http://www.ece.utexas.edu/~iwong/IEEE80216aSim.htm

I did something for a client a while ago where we were reading a data stream coming in from an Nicolet telemetry system, converting it from the telemetry stream using a Nicolet telemetry demodulator card, scaling the data to engineering units and streaming that data to disk. I recall that we were running at about thirty channels and five hundred hz or so.

Is that the kind of thing you are interested in? If so, let me know and I'll try and get in touch with my client and see what happened on the project.

Yes, I'd be interested in hearing more about it. Please email me

I'm doing research on LabVIEW applications that needed to process data while it was being continuously acquired (stream processing). Examples of these applications are ones that have a cycle time of 1KHz or above and is not performing single-point control. I'm interested in applications where you have

a) Been able to represent this in LabVIEW with no problem

b) Been able to program it but had to do things that you might consider "ugly"

c) been unable to get the application to work in LabVIEW or with NI drivers (and either resorted to a different technique or gave up)

This is, of course, to see if there's anything we should be doing to make these applications easier to program. In searching the forums, most of the questions are around TCP/IP or streaming to disk which isn't quite what I have in mind.

You can either post the applications here or you can e-mail me.

joel.sumner(AT)ni(dot)com

Thanks!