Multi-platform Network Simulation based on OPNET
Zhongliang Jing
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Zhongliang Jing
Abstract
Based on the network simulation software OPNET,this paper studies the simulation and the structure of multi-platform network,which takes the Airborne Early Warning System(AEWS)as the center of command and control.According to Link16 widely used by American army,the multi-platform data link is organized using Time Division Multiple Access(TDMA).The well-known simulation software OPNET is employed to simulate and model the multi-platform network.A co-simulation environment is constructed between external real video stream and OPNET kernel by use of the ESD module.Finally,the network stability and effectivity is analyzed with regard to TDMA time slot.
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Based on the network simulation software OPNET,this paper studies the simulation and the structure of multi-platform network,which takes the Airborne Early Warning System(AEWS)as the center of command and control.According to Link16 widely used by American army,the multi-platform data link is organized using Time Division Multiple Access(TDMA).The well-known simulation software OPNET is employed to simulate and model the multi-platform network.A co-simulation environment is constructed between external real video stream and OPNET kernel by use of the ESD module.Finally,the network stability and effectivity is analyzed with regard to TDMA time slot.
Key concepts: Time division multiple access, Computer science, Network simulation, Software, Real-time computing, Simulation software, Computer network, Simulation