Version 2.0 of NYUSIM, the open source 5G & 6G channel model simulator software, is now available to download
Version 2.0 Changes
Three important channel modeling
components, spatial consistency, human blockage, and outdoor-to-indoor
(O2I) penetration loss, are implemented in NYUSIM 2.0. Each modeling
component will be introduced as follows.
Spatial Consistency:
Spatial consistency indicates continuous and realistic channel
evolution along the user terminal (UT) trajectory in a local area.
NYUSIM with spatial consistency simulates spatially correlated channel
impulse responses when a UT moves in a local area or multiple UTs are
closely spaced.
Human Blockage Shadowing Loss:
NYUSIM 2.0 can simulate human blockage shadowing loss due to a person
near the mobile phone (UT) who may block the transmission link. mmWave
links are more susceptible to blockage effects because of the short
wavelength and the usage of large antenna arrays. The shadowing caused
by humans and vehicles has to be taken into account for link budget
analysis.
O2I Penetration Loss:
NYUSIM 2.0 can simulate the channel responses with building penetration
loss for the UTs inside the building. O2I penetration loss becomes more
prominent at mmWave frequencies. Many modern buildings are constructed
with concrete and have infrared reflecting (IRR) glass, which induce a
large penetration loss when a mmWave signal is transmitted from outdoor
to indoor or vice versa.
To view all of the updates and to download the simulator, please visit:
http://www.nyuwireless.com/nyusim
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