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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <common/utils/assertions.h>
#include <common/utils/LOG/log.h>
#include <common/config/config_userapi.h>
#include <openair1/SIMULATION/TOOLS/sim.h>
#include <common/utils/telnetsrv/telnetsrv.h>
#include <common/utils/load_module_shlib.h>
#include <targets/ARCH/rfsimulator/rfsimulator.h>
/*
Legacy study:
The parameters are:
gain&loss (decay, signal power, ...)
either a fixed gain in dB, a target power in dBm or ACG (automatic control gain) to a target average
=> don't redo the AGC, as it was used in UE case, that must have a AGC inside the UE
will be better to handle the "set_gain()" called by UE to apply it's gain (enable test of UE power loop)
lin_amp = pow(10.0,.05*txpwr_dBm)/sqrt(nb_tx_antennas);
a lot of operations in legacy, grouped in one simulation signal decay: txgain*decay*rxgain
multi_path (auto convolution, ISI, ...)
either we regenerate the channel (call again random_channel(desc,0)), or we keep it over subframes
legacy: we regenerate each sub frame in UL, and each frame only in DL
*/
void rxAddInput( struct complex16 *input_sig, struct complex16 *after_channel_sig,
int rxAnt,
channel_desc_t *channelDesc,
int nbSamples,
uint64_t TS,
uint32_t CirSize
) {
// channelDesc->path_loss_dB should contain the total path gain
// so, in actual RF: tx gain + path loss + rx gain (+antenna gain, ...)
// UE and NB gain control to be added
// Fixme: not sure when it is "volts" so dB is 20*log10(...) or "power", so dB is 10*log10(...)
const double pathLossLinear = pow(10,channelDesc->path_loss_dB/20.0);
// Energy in one sample to calibrate input noise
//Fixme: modified the N0W computation, not understand the origin value
const double KT=1.38e-23*290; //Boltzman*temperature
// sampling rate is linked to acquisition band (the input pass band filter)
const double noise_figure_watt = KT*channelDesc->sampling_rate;
// Fixme: how to convert a noise in Watt into a 12 bits value out of the RF ADC ?
// the parameter "-s" is declared as SNR, but the input power is not well defined
// −132.24 dBm is a LTE subcarrier noise, that was used in origin code (15KHz BW thermal noise)
const double rxGain= 132.24 - channelmod_get_snr_dB();
// sqrt(4*noise_figure_watt) is the thermal noise factor (volts)
// fixme: the last constant is pure trial results to make decent noise
const double noise_per_sample = sqrt(4*noise_figure_watt) * pow(10,rxGain/20) *10;
// Fixme: we don't fill the offset length samples at begining ?
// anyway, in today code, channel_offset=0
const int dd = abs(channelDesc->channel_offset);
const int nbTx=channelDesc->nb_tx;
for (int i=0; i<((int)nbSamples-dd); i++) {
struct complex16 *out_ptr=after_channel_sig+dd+i;
struct complex rx_tmp= {0};
for (int txAnt=0; txAnt < nbTx; txAnt++) {
const struct complex *channelModel= channelDesc->ch[rxAnt+(txAnt*channelDesc->nb_rx)];
//const struct complex *channelModelEnd=channelModel+channelDesc->channel_length;
for (int l = 0; l<(int)channelDesc->channel_length; l++) {
// let's assume TS+i >= l
// fixme: the rfsimulator current structure is interleaved antennas
// this has been designed to not have to wait a full block transmission
// but it is not very usefull
// it would be better to split out each antenna in a separate flow
// that will allow to mix ru antennas freely
struct complex16 tx16=input_sig[((TS+i-l)*nbTx+txAnt)%CirSize];
rx_tmp.x += tx16.r * channelModel[l].x - tx16.i * channelModel[l].y;
rx_tmp.y += tx16.i * channelModel[l].x + tx16.r * channelModel[l].y;
} //l
}
out_ptr->r += round(rx_tmp.x*pathLossLinear + noise_per_sample*gaussZiggurat(0.0,1.0));
out_ptr->i += round(rx_tmp.y*pathLossLinear + noise_per_sample*gaussZiggurat(0.0,1.0));
out_ptr++;
}
if ( (TS*nbTx)%CirSize+nbSamples <= CirSize )
// Cast to a wrong type for compatibility !
LOG_D(HW,"Input power %f, output power: %f, channel path loss %f, noise coeff: %f \n",
10*log10((double)signal_energy((int32_t *)&input_sig[(TS*nbTx)%CirSize], nbSamples)),
10*log10((double)signal_energy((int32_t *)after_channel_sig, nbSamples)),
channelDesc->path_loss_dB,
10*log10(noise_per_sample));
}