Towards the Digital Twin (DT) of Narrow-Band Internet of Things (NBIoT) Wireless Communication in Industrial Indoor Environment.

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A study of the behavior of NB-IoT wireless communication in an industrial indoor environment was conducted in this paper. With Wireless Insite software, a scenario in the industrial sector was simulated and modeled. Our research examined how this scenario or environment affected the communication parameters of NB-IoT's physical layer. In this context, throughput levels among terminals as well as between terminals and transceiver towers, the power received at signal destination points, signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) in the environment, and distances between terminals and transceivers are considered. These simulated results are also compared with the calculated or theoretical values of these parameters. The results show the effect of the industrial setting on wireless communication. The differences between the theoretical and simulated values are also established.
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Authors Dangana, Muhammad;Ansari, Shuja;Asad, Syed Muhammad;Hussain, Sajjad;Imran, Muhammad Ali;
Journal sensors
Year 2022
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9039
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Machine learning 5g wireless communications industry 4.0 throughput nb-iot low-power wide-area network (lpwan) 3gpp digital twin (dt) signal to noise (snr)

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