DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
V SEMESTER B.TECH. (CCE)
ICT 3272 Wireless Communication and Computing
Date: 02-10-2024 FISAC-1: Group Assignment Marks: 10
Analysis of Cellular Network using Mobile App and Sniffer
Instruction:
1. Mention following details in your assignment sheet: Group number, Subject code, Subject
name, Date, Name, section, and Registration Number.
2. The assignment should be handwritten (with the person's name on each page) and scanned
to attach the required pictures in the appropriate locations.
3. The files used for experiment should be kept in the folder and compress it using zip or rar
format.
4. Upload only one PDF file with the file name as group number_App-name, one zipped
folder.
5. LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION- ON OR BEFORE 31/10/2024, 5:00 PM
Group Task Group Task
1 Network signal guru 11 CellMapper
2 Net Signal: wifi and 5G meter 12 NetMonitor cell Signal Logging
3 Network Cell Info 13 RF Mobile Trace
4 Network Signal Info lite 14 WiFi Analyzer
5 NetMonster 15 WiFi Monitor network analyzer
6 Coverage cell and wifi test 16 Cell Signal Monitor
7 Network survey 17 RF Signal Tracker and Detector
8 4G LTE/5G Coverage monitor 18 WiFiman
9 Cellular-Z 19 G-Net Tracker Lite
10 Analiti 20 Tower Collector
Answer the following questions with proper screenshots
Part A: 5 Marks
a. Write the steps to generate and capture the mobile data packets only (http) using any sniffer
tool. Analyze the captured packet and write the in detail working principle of the protocols.
b. Study the mobile App and Write a detail note on features of the tool with specific terms. Ex:
signal strength, Frequency band, Cellular signal, channel, data rate, latency. (Flow of the
content should be proper with screenshots)
Part B: 5 Marks
1 Write the QPSK modulation code using MATLAB. Clearly show the plot of in
phase (I), quadrature component (Q) and final QPSK modulation. Generate the
constellation diagram and discuss.
2 Simulate OFDM system using MATLAB which meets following requirements
Random information bit generation for OFDM symbol size of 2048
Mapping of information bit sequence coded 16QAM constellation
Cyclic prefix insertion no CP
Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter showing the orthogonal subcarriers.
3 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {128,
32, 72, 15e3, 9, 1.4e6} respectively and modulation 16 QAM, code rate is 2/3.
Also write the meaning and usage of all the parameter
4 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {512,
128, 300, 15e3, 20, 5e6} respectively. and modulation 16 QAM, code rate is
3/4. Also write the meaning and usage of all the parameter
5 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {512,
128, 300, 15e3, 20, 5e6} respectively and 256QAM, code rate 5/6 . Also write
the meaning and usage of all the parameter
6 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {512,
128, 300, 15e3, 20, 5e6} respectively and 64QAM, code rate 5/6 . Also write
the meaning and usage of all the parameter
7 Use an OFDM modulator and demodulator in a simple, 2x2 single-user MIMO
error rate simulation. The OFDM parameters are based on the 802.11n standard.
Show the OFDM subcarrier mapping for antenna 1 and antenna 2.
8 Write a Simulink/MATLAB code for 64 QAM Modulator and demodulator.
9 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {2048,
512, 1200, 15e3, 24, 20e6} respectively and 256QAM, code rate 5/6. Also write
the meaning and usage of all the parameter
10 Simulate using MATLAB, OFDM. (orthogonal frequency-division
multiplexing) transmitter for {FFT length, CP length, number of occupied
subcarriers, subcarrier spacing, pilot subcarrier spacing, channel BW}: = {512,
128, 300, 15e3, 20, 5e6} respectively and 64 QAM, code rate 2/3. Also write
the meaning and usage of all the parameters.
11 Show the MATLAB output of MFSK for data = LAST TWO NUMBERS OF
REGISTRATION IN GROUP (6 TO 8 digits), M=4 use center frequency 5K
12 Simulate a 4x4 Single-User MIMO system using an OFDM modulator and
demodulator with error rate calculations in MATLAB. The OFDM parameters
should be based on the 802.11n standard. Additionally, show how OFDM
subcarrier mapping is performed for antenna 1 and antenna 2.
13. Simulate a 4x2 Single-User MISO system using an OFDM modulator and
demodulator with error rate calculations in MATLAB. The OFDM parameters
should follow the 802.11n standard. Additionally, demonstrate the OFDM
subcarrier mapping for the two transmit antennas.
14 Simulate a multipath diversity reception system in a multi-antenna receiver
using MATLAB. The system uses a 2x2 MIMO configuration, where the
transmitted signal experiences Rayleigh multipath fading. Implement maximal
ratio combining (MRC) at the receiver to improve signal quality. Use 16-QAM
modulation and evaluate the system performance by plotting the Bit Error Rate
(BER) versus SNR. Include AWGN in the channel with a noise power of
N0=0.1N0=0.1. Write a MATLAB script to simulate this scenario and compare
the BER with and without diversity reception
15 Simulate and analyze the process of multiplexing and demultiplexing in an
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) system using MATLAB.
Consider the following steps:
Generate a input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration in
Group (6 To 8 Digits).
Perform multiplexing by splitting the data into multiple parallel
substreams.
Apply Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (IFFT) to each substream for OFDM
modulation.
Add a cyclic prefix to combat intersymbol interference (ISI).
Transmit the OFDM signal through an Additive White Gaussian Noise
(AWGN) channel.
At the receiver, remove the cyclic prefix, apply FFT to demodulate the
signal, and perform demultiplexing to recover the original data.
Calculate the Bit Error Rate (BER) at the receiver for different Signal-to-
Noise Ratios (SNRs).
Provide a plot showing the BER vs. SNR curve and discuss the results.
16 Develop a MATLAB simulation to investigate the Doppler Effect in a wireless
communication system. Your simulation should encompass the following
components:
Generate a input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration in
Group (6 To 8 Digits) and apply a digital modulation scheme (e.g., BPSK
or QPSK).
Define a model for the Doppler effect, including parameters such as the
speed of the transmitter and receiver, and the carrier frequency.
Simulate the effect of the Doppler shift on the transmitted signal as the
relative velocity between the transmitter and receiver changes.
Transmit the modulated signal through an ideal channel with the calculated
Doppler shift.
At the receiver, demodulate the received signal and account for the
Doppler shift in the recovery process.
Calculate the Bit Error Rate (BER) for various relative speeds and plot
the results to analyze the impact of the Doppler effect on system
performance.
Discuss how varying the speed affects the Doppler shift and the resulting BER
in the communication system.
17. Create a MATLAB simulation to analyze the impact of Multipath
Propagation in a wireless communication system. Your simulation should
include the following steps:
Generate a input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration in
Group (6 To 8 Digits) and apply a digital modulation scheme (e.g., QPSK
or 16-QAM).
Model a multipath channel by simulating multiple propagation paths with
different delays and gains, utilizing either Rayleigh or Rician fading
models.
Transmit the modulated signal through this multipath channel and observe
the effects of constructive and destructive interference.
At the receiver, implement techniques such as Equalization or Channel
Estimation to mitigate the effects of multipath fading.
Calculate the Bit Error Rate (BER) of the received signal and compare it
with the theoretical performance of a single-path transmission.
Plot the BER vs. Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) curve to analyze the
performance degradation due to multipath propagation.
Discuss the implications of multipath effects on system performance and how
equalization techniques can improve reliability in a multipath environment.
18 Design a MATLAB simulation to explore the principles and performance of
Spread Spectrum communication techniques. Your simulation should
encompass the following components:
Generate a binary input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration
in Group (6 To 8 Digits) to be transmitted.
Implement a Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) modulation
technique to spread the signal across a wider bandwidth.
Simulate the transmission of the spread spectrum signal through an
Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) channel.
At the receiver, demodulate the received signal to recover the original data
stream while addressing the effects of noise and interference.
Calculate the Bit Error Rate (BER) for various Signal-to-Noise Ratios
(SNRs) and compare the performance with a non-spread spectrum system.
Plot the BER vs. SNR curve to visualize the advantages of spread spectrum
techniques in terms of robustness against interference and jamming.
Discuss the benefits of using spread spectrum methods in wireless
communications, focusing on aspects such as security, resistance to
interference, and multipath mitigation.
19 Design a MATLAB simulation to explore the principles and performance of
Spread Spectrum communication techniques. Your simulation should
encompass the following components:
Generate a binary input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration in
Group (6 To 8 Digits) to be transmitted.
Implement a Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) modulation
technique to spread the signal across a wider bandwidth.
Simulate the transmission of the spread spectrum signal through an Additive
White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) channel.
At the receiver, demodulate the received signal to recover the original data
stream while addressing the effects of noise and interference.
Calculate the Bit Error Rate (BER) for various Signal-to-Noise Ratios
(SNRs) and compare the performance with a non-spread spectrum system.
Plot the BER vs. SNR curve to visualize the advantages of spread spectrum
techniques in terms of robustness against interference and jamming.
Discuss the benefits of using spread spectrum methods in wireless
communications, focusing on aspects such as security, resistance to
interference, and multipath mitigation.
20. Develop a MATLAB simulation to investigate the effects of Large-Scale
Fading in a wireless communication system. Your simulation should include
the following components:
Define a realistic urban or rural wireless environment model, including
parameters such as distance, frequency, and transmitter/receiver heights.
Generate a input data stream = Last Two Numbers of Registration in Group
(6 To 8 Digits) and apply a digital modulation scheme (e.g., BPSK or
QPSK).
Model large scale fading effects, including path loss due to distance (using
models like the Hata or Okumura model) and shadowing due to obstacles.
Simulate the transmission of the modulated signal through a large scale
fading channel, incorporating the effects of path loss and shadowing.
At the receiver, demodulate the received signal and calculate the Bit Error
Rate (BER) for various distances and environmental conditions.
Plot the BER vs. distance curve to analyze how large scale fading impacts
system performance as the distance between the transmitter and receiver
increases.
Discuss the implications of large scale fading on link budget calculations,
coverage area, and overall system design in wireless communications.
