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IEEE P802.11Wireless LANs Implementation of 60 GHz WLAN Channel Model Date: 07-12-2009 Author(s): Name Affiliation Address Phone email Roman Maslennikov Intel Turgeneva str., 30, Nizhny Novgorod, 603024, Russia +78312969444 roman.maslennikov@ Artyom Lomayev Intel Turgeneva str., 30, Nizhny Novgorod, 603024, Russia +78312969444 artyom.lomayev@ Revision History July 2009 – Initial version. Channel Model Source Code The channel model source code is in the zip file embedded below. Table of Contents 1 Channel Model Code Description 3 1.1 General Code Structure 3 1.2 Description of Data Structures Used in Channel Model 4 1.3 Directory Tree for Channel Model Source Code 6 1.4 Channel Model Test Script 8 2 Appendix - Beamforming Algorithms 10 2.1 Exhaustive Search Beamforming Algorithm 10 3 References 11 Channel Model Code Description General Code Structure This document describes a structure of the software code developed for the conference room channel model described in ?[1]. The channel model source code is a combination of Matlab software functions and C-code routines that are integrated to Matlab through MEX (Matlab Executable) interface. The functional block diagram describing general code organization and relations between different high-level functions is shown in Figure 1 below. Figure 1. General code structure implementing CR channel model As it can be seen from Figure 1 the top function of the conference room channel model is cr_ch_model.m. It subsequently calls the initialization function cr_ch_cfg.m, two functions gen_cr_ch.m and beamforming.m, and a simple subroutine ct2dt.m implementing analog to discrete time conversion of channel impulse response in accordance with the target sample rate. Both the channel realization generation and beamforming algorithm functions have very many input parameters. In the Matlab implementation of the channel model these parameters were organized into data structures so that to simplify the in