The SEA 802.11p Add-On for LabVIEW delivers unique access to the DSRC and ITS-G5 802.11p standards for future V2X (vehicle-to-anything) communication based on NI hardware. It consists of three separate parts: COMMS API, Monitoring API (MON), and RF-Compliance API (RFC). This product page covers the MON API.
The MON API overcomes the limits of chipset-based 802.11p communication. No Tx and Rx load limits, detailed failure injection, and deep monitoring are available for simulation, data, and timing manipulation (Packet Replay) and monitoring (TZSP) of 802.11p data traffic.
Multiple hardware devices are supported: the NI PXIe-5644 vector signal transceiver (VST) and the NI USRP-2953/54R reconfigurable software defined radios.
The MON API enables test and simulation applications that require manipulation and monitoring of 802.11p communication on the data layer, for example, fault resistance and in-depth analysis on the data layer. It can be used to simulate high-load simulation scenarios with many nodes up to the full utilization of the 802.11p radio band capacity (several 1000 messages/second). This feature is an absolute precondition for realistic traffic scenario simulation either as an open-loop replay or in HIL test systems.
Support Information
This product is supported by the third-party provider and not by NI. For more information, contact S.E.A. Datentechnik GmbH at:
English Website: www.sea-gmbh.com/en/v2x; German Website: www.sea-gmbh.com/v2x
Email: v2x@sea-gmbh.com
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