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13.3 Edit and share library element
When opening a library item from the workspace menu, the following interface will appear (as an ...
13.2 Import / export a library element in/from a workspace
Modification of existing (default) library elements as well as creation of new elements can be m...
13.1 Library overview
SEAMCAT library is a useful tool for creating and storing various elements that are part of a wir...
Netiquette
There is a need to establish netiquette to ensure that communications in online tools are efficie...
12.9.3 Interference Calculation Engine Control
It allows to the calculation of the probability of interference for several ICE configurations (...
12.9.2 Interference calculation GUI
When the simulation is finished, the dRSS and the iRSS vectors are stored. You may proceed to use...
12.9.1 Introduction
The Interference Calculation Engine (ICE) is that part of the SEAMCAT architecture which calculat...
12.8.3 Inspect selected element
12.8.3.1 Detail When an element of the main plot is selected, i...
12.8.2 Summary of event #n
The “Summary of event#n” panel provide a few metrics on the number of users simulated Figure 268 ...
12.8.1 Plot configuration
The top part of the detailed system information screen contains a range of checkboxes used to con...
Introduction
When simulating CDMA or OFDMA systems, you will have access to the additional tab "Cellular struc...
12.7 EPP results
In case an EPP is used and it returns a set of result, they will also be included next to the sta...
12.6 OFDMA output results
The results of the OFDMA simulation are given in terms throughput loss of the OFDMA victim. Figur...
12.5.3 CDMA results for cell selection algorithm
When the CDMA “cell selection” algorithm is simulated, the following output vectors are also avai...
12.5.2 CDMA results
Once SEAMCAT has completed the simulation, the results are shown as displayed in Figure 261, when...
12.5.1 CDMA capacity finding
During the pre-simulation part, the system estimates the load of the network as shown in Figure 2...
12.4.6 Average active WSDs per frequency vector
It provides the average number of active WSD per event for a specific frequency: ...
12.4.5 Average e.i.r.p. per frequency
It presents the average e.i.r.p. per event (dBm vs MHz) for all the active WSDs transmitting at a...
12.4.4 Victim frequency vector
The victim frequency vector (MHz) represents the frequency at which the victim device transmits p...
12.4.3 WSD e.i.r.p.
The actual selected e.i.r.p. (dBm) at which the WSDs are allowed to transmit as the result of the...