Examples of se.sics.cooja.interfaces.NoiseSourceRadio$NoiseLevelListener

se.sics.cooja.interfaces.NoiseSourceRadio
The noise source radio is used to simulate ambient background noise or point-sources of external interference (e.g. Wifi basestations). Note that interference generated from these radios are different from transmissions; they will not appear in the radio logger but may still hinder or interfere with ongoing transmissions. Noise source radios require significant processing resources in comparison to only transmission radios. COOJA's radio mediums may or may not choose to respect noise source radios. @see MRM @author Fredrik Osterlind

    for (Radio noiseRadio: getRegisteredRadios()) {
      if (!(noiseRadio instanceof NoiseSourceRadio)) {
        continue;
      }
      final Radio fromRadio = noiseRadio;
      NoiseSourceRadio radio = (NoiseSourceRadio) noiseRadio;
      int signalStrength = radio.getNoiseLevel();
      if (signalStrength == Integer.MIN_VALUE) {
        continue;
      }


      /* Calculate how noise source affects surrounding radios */

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