statistics
Download Required: To use statistics
,
first download the Communications Toolbox Wireless Network Simulation Library add-on. For more
information, see Get and Manage Add-Ons.
Description
returns the statistics of the Bluetooth® low energy (LE) node object, nodeStatistics
= statistics(bluetoothLENodeObj
)bluetoothLENodeObj
.
Examples
Create, Configure, and Simulate Bluetooth LE Network With Custom Channel
This example shows you how to simulate a Bluetooth® low energy (LE) network with a custom channel by using Bluetooth® Toolbox and Communications Toolbox™ Wireless Network Simulation Library.
Using this example, you can:
Create and configure a Bluetooth LE piconet with Central and Peripheral nodes.
Create and configure a link layer (LL) connection between Central and Peripheral nodes.
Add application traffic from the Central to Peripheral nodes.
Create a custom channel, and plug it into the wireless network simulator.
Simulate Bluetooth LE network and retrieve the statistics of the Central and Peripheral nodes.
Check if the Communications Toolbox Wireless Network Simulation Library support package is installed. If the support package is not installed, MATLAB® returns an error with a link to download and install the support package.
wirelessnetworkSupportPackageCheck
Create a wireless network simulator.
networkSimulator = wirelessNetworkSimulator.init;
Create a Bluetooth LE node, specifying the role as "central"
. Specify the name and position of the node.
centralNode = bluetoothLENode("central"); centralNode.Name = "CentralNode"; centralNode.Position = [0 0 0]; % In x-, y-, and z-coordinates in meters
Create a Bluetooth LE node, specifying the role as "peripheral"
. Specify the name and position of the node.
peripheralNode = bluetoothLENode("peripheral"); peripheralNode.Name = "PeripheralNode"; peripheralNode.Position = [10 0 0] % In x-, y-, and z-coordinates in meters
peripheralNode = bluetoothLENode with properties: TransmitterPower: 20 TransmitterGain: 0 ReceiverRange: 100 ReceiverGain: 0 ReceiverSensitivity: -100 NoiseFigure: 0 InterferenceModeling: "overlapping-adjacent-channel" InterferenceFidelity: 0 Name: "PeripheralNode" Position: [10 0 0] Read-only properties: Role: "peripheral" ConnectionConfig: [1x1 bluetoothLEConnectionConfig] CISConfig: [1x1 bluetoothLECISConfig] TransmitBuffer: [1x1 struct] ID: 2
Add a random waypoint mobility model to the Bluetooth peripheral node. Set the shape of the node's mobility area to "circle"
.
addMobility(peripheralNode,BoundaryShape="circle");
Create a default Bluetooth LE configuration object to share the LL connection between the Central and Peripheral nodes.
cfgConnection = bluetoothLEConnectionConfig;
Specify the connection interval and connection offset. Throughout the simulation, the object establishes LL connection events for the duration of each connection interval. The connection offset is from the beginning of the connection interval.
cfgConnection.ConnectionInterval = 0.01; % In seconds cfgConnection.ConnectionOffset = 0; % In seconds
Specify the active communication period after the connection event is established between the Central and Peripheral nodes.
cfgConnection.ActivePeriod = 0.01 % In seconds
cfgConnection = bluetoothLEConnectionConfig with properties: ConnectionInterval: 0.0100 AccessAddress: "5DA44270" UsedChannels: [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36] Algorithm: 1 HopIncrement: 5 CRCInitialization: "012345" SupervisionTimeout: 1 PHYMode: "LE1M" InstantOffset: 6 ConnectionOffset: 0 ActivePeriod: 0.0100
Configure the connection between Central and Peripheral nodes by using the configureConnection
object function of the bluetoothLEConnectionConfig
object.
configureConnection(cfgConnection,centralNode,peripheralNode);
Create a networkTrafficOnOff
object to generate an On-Off application traffic pattern. Specify the data rate in kb/s and the packet size in bytes. Enable packet generation to generate an application packet with a payload.
traffic = networkTrafficOnOff(DataRate=100, ... PacketSize=10, ... GeneratePacket=true);
Add application traffic from the Central to the Peripheral node by using the addTrafficSource
object function.
addTrafficSource(centralNode,traffic,"DestinationNode",peripheralNode.Name);
Create a Bluetooth LE network consisting of a Central and a Peripheral node.
nodes = {centralNode peripheralNode};
Add the Central and Peripheral nodes to the wireless network simulator.
addNodes(networkSimulator,nodes)
Add the custom channel to the wireless network simulator.
addChannelModel(networkSimulator,@addImpairment);
Set the simulation time in seconds and run the simulation.
simulationTime = 0.5; run(networkSimulator,simulationTime)
Retrieve application, link layer (LL), and physical layer (PHY) statistics corresponding to the Central and Peripheral nodes. For more information about the statistics, see Bluetooth LE Node Statistics.
centralStats = statistics(centralNode)
centralStats = struct with fields:
Name: "CentralNode"
ID: 1
App: [1x1 struct]
LL: [1x1 struct]
PHY: [1x1 struct]
peripheralStats = statistics(peripheralNode)
peripheralStats = struct with fields:
Name: "PeripheralNode"
ID: 2
App: [1x1 struct]
LL: [1x1 struct]
PHY: [1x1 struct]
Follow these steps to create a custom channel that models Bluetooth path loss for an industrial scenario.
Create a custom function with this syntax:
rxData = customFcnName(rxInfo,txData)
. TherxInfo
input specifies the receiver node information as a structure, and thetxData
input specifies the transmitted packets as a structure. The simulator automatically passes information about the receiver node and the packets transmitted by a transmitter node as inputs to the custom function. For more information about creating custom channel, see theaddChannelModel
object function.Use the
bluetoothPathLossConfig
object to set path loss configuration parameters for an industrial scenario.Calculate path loss between the Central and Peripheral nodes using the
bluetoothPathLoss
function. Specify the transmitter and receiver positions.Apply path loss to the transmitted packets.
function rxData = addImpairment(rxInfo,txData) pathlossCfg = bluetoothPathLossConfig(Environment="Industrial"); % Apply path loss and update output signal rxData = txData; % Calculate the distance between transmitter and receiver in meters distance = norm(rxData.TransmitterPosition - rxInfo.Position); pathloss = bluetoothPathLoss(distance,pathlossCfg); rxData.Power = rxData.Power-pathloss; % In dBm scale = 10.^(-pathloss/20); [numSamples,~] = size(rxData.Data); rxData.Data(1:numSamples,:) = rxData.Data(1:numSamples,:)*scale; end
Input Arguments
bluetoothLENodeObj
— Bluetooth LE node object
bluetoothLENode
object | vector of bluetoothLENode
objects
Bluetooth LE node object, specified as a bluetoothLENode
object or a vector of bluetoothLENode
objects. If you specify this input as a bluetoothLENode
object, this
object function returns the nodeStatistics
output as a structure. If you specify this input as a
vector of bluetoothLENode
objects, this object function returns the
nodeStatistics
output as a vector of structures.
Output Arguments
nodeStatistics
— Statistics of the Bluetooth LE node
structure | array of structures
Statistics of the Bluetooth LE node, returned as a structure or an array of structures. For more information about this output, see Bluetooth LE Node Statistics.
Data Types: struct
References
[1] Bluetooth Technology Website. “Bluetooth Technology Website | The Official Website of Bluetooth Technology.” Accessed November 12, 2021. https://www.bluetooth.com/.
[2] Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). "Bluetooth Core Specification". v5.3. https://www.bluetooth.com/.
Version History
Introduced in R2022a
See Also
Objects
Functions
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