This module provides a radio power consumer model for IEEE 802.11 radios. Default values are roughly based on CC3220 transceiver. The power consumption is determined by the radio mode, the transmitter state and the receiver state using constant parameters.

Inheritance diagram

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Extends

Name	Type	Description
StateBasedCcEnergyConsumer	simple module	This module provides a radio energy consumer model. The current consumption is determined by the radio mode, the transmitter state and the receiver state using constant parameters.

Parameters

Name	Type	Default value	Description
energySourceModule	string
minSupplyVoltage	double	0V
maxSupplyVoltage	double	inf V
offCurrentConsumption	double	0mA
sleepCurrentConsumption	double	0.01mA
switchingCurrentConsumption	double	100mA
receiverIdleCurrentConsumption	double	100mA
receiverBusyCurrentConsumption	double	100mA
receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption	double	100mA
receiverReceivingPreambleCurrentConsumption	double	receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption
receiverReceivingHeaderCurrentConsumption	double	receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption
receiverReceivingDataCurrentConsumption	double	receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption
transmitterIdleCurrentConsumption	double	100mA
transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption	double	250mA
transmitterTransmittingPreambleCurrentConsumption	double	transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption
transmitterTransmittingHeaderCurrentConsumption	double	transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption
transmitterTransmittingDataCurrentConsumption	double	transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption

Properties

Name	Value	Description
display	i=block/cogwheel
class	StateBasedCcEnergyConsumer

Signals

Name	Type	Unit
currentConsumptionChanged	double

Statistics

Name	Title	Source	Record	Unit	Interpolation Mode
currentConsumption	Current consumption	currentConsumptionChanged	vector	A	sample-hold

Source code

//
// This module provides a radio power consumer model for IEEE 802.11 radios.
// Default values are roughly based on CC3220 transceiver. The power consumption is
// determined by the radio mode, the transmitter state and the receiver state
// using constant parameters.
//
simple Ieee80211StateBasedCcEnergyConsumer extends StateBasedCcEnergyConsumer
{
    parameters:
        offCurrentConsumption = default(0mA);
        sleepCurrentConsumption = default(0.01mA);
        switchingCurrentConsumption = default(100mA);       // tx/rx calibration mode
        receiverIdleCurrentConsumption = default(100mA);
        receiverBusyCurrentConsumption = default(100mA);    // no info yet
        receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption = default(100mA);
        receiverReceivingPreambleCurrentConsumption = default(receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption);
        receiverReceivingHeaderCurrentConsumption = default(receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption);
        receiverReceivingDataCurrentConsumption = default(receiverReceivingCurrentConsumption);
        transmitterIdleCurrentConsumption = default(100mA);    // no info yet
        transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption = default(250mA);
        transmitterTransmittingPreambleCurrentConsumption = default(transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption);
        transmitterTransmittingHeaderCurrentConsumption = default(transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption);
        transmitterTransmittingDataCurrentConsumption = default(transmitterTransmittingCurrentConsumption);
}

File: src/inet/physicallayer/wireless/ieee80211/packetlevel/Ieee80211StateBasedCcEnergyConsumer.ned

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