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Problem with mobility model
camilo sanabria
2018-11-26 00:40:01 UTC
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Hi,
I am new with ns3. I have a problem because i need to create an ueNode
that follows a circular path with an especific radius and velocity. I dont
know how to use the constant mobility model in this case.
Can you help me please.
Thanks in advance !
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'Sachin Kumar Gupta' via ns-3-users
2018-11-26 02:43:01 UTC
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You can take Random way Point mobility model & Vmax and Vmin take same
value...... for constant mobility model....
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Post by camilo sanabria
Hi,
I am new with ns3. I have a problem because i need to create an ueNode
that follows a circular path with an especific radius and velocity. I dont
know how to use the constant mobility model in this case.
Can you help me please.
Thanks in advance !
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'pdbarnes' via ns-3-users
2018-11-27 01:23:39 UTC
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Or use ComstantAccelerationModel directly. (Set the acceleration perpendicular to the initial velocity and it will move in a circle)

Peter
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