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The FR2 bands in NetSim are n257, n258, n260 and n261.The FR1 bands implemented in NetSim are those that run TDD in Duplex mode, namely n34, n38, n39, n40, n41, n50, n51, n77, n78 and n79.Supported transmission numerologies µ = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4.Multiplexing and demultiplexing of MAC SDUs from one or different logical channels onto transport blocks (TB) to be delivered to the physical layer on transport channels.Mapping between logical channels and transport channels.PDCP Association: UE association/dissociation with gNB.At the receive side, the RLC SDUs are concatenated into IP packets. The and Radio resource management functions work with these RLC SDUs. IP packets arriving from upper layers are segmented by the RLC entity into RLC DUs.In fact, it is for this reason that link-level simulators are limited to a single gNB and one or few UEs. At this scale, it becomes impossible to model the radio interface at a granularity of one symbol, due to the computational complexity. NetSim can scale up to 100’s of UEs and gNBs.This allows the user to accurately model packet scheduling. The fundamental unit used for resource allocation is one Resource block (RB).Any regular NetSim application (FTP, Voice, Video, etc) working over TCP/UDP can be simulated. The 5G network can be connected to the core using the device “EPC”. NetSim allows for end-to-end connections between UEs and remote hosts over IPv4.It provides integration with TCP/IP stack protocols, Wireless protocols, Routing, Mobility, Output Metrics, Animation, Traces etc. The 5G library in NetSim models all layers of the protocol stack as well as applications running over the network.
The 5G library is based on Rel 15 / 3GPP 38.xxx series.
Protocol source C code is provided along with which can be modified by researchers to write their own algorithms/protocols. The output of the simulation is available as an appealing Results Dashboard with tables and graphs.
NetSim v12 with new 5G library is an end-to-end, full-stack, packet-level simulator and features an easy to use GUI with simple drag and drop functionality. Hardware test-beds that can be customized are prohibitively expensive. NetSim solves these problems. Open source simulators are very complex, do not have a GUI, not easy to use, require the knowledge of various scripting & programming languages, and come with no support. Furthermore, they do not allow for modeling of the entire TCP/IP protocol stack. These can’t be used for end-to-end modeling of the network, from the UE to the host-server. Researchers lack the requisite tools for simulating end-to-end 5G networks. There are a few ‘Link-level’ simulators that enable users to model a single link between the UE and the gNB.