I would like to know in which paper the numeric parameters in the V2Vchannel.m file are referenced.

If you look at the V2Vchannel.m file (\MATLAB\R2021a\examples\wlan\main) in the MATLAB example file, the parameter values (pathDelays, avgPathGains, dopplerShifts) are determined for each 'DelayProfile' case.

I wonder which paper these parameters were written with reference to.

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In 'V2Vchannel.m' file

case 'Rural LOS'

pathDelays = [0 83 183]*1e-9;

avgPathGains = [0 -14 -17];

dopplerShifts = [0 492 -295];

case 'Urban approaching LOS'

pathDelays = [0 117 183 333]*1e-9;

avgPathGains = [0 -8 -10 -15];

dopplerShifts = [0 236 -157 492];

case 'Urban NLOS'

pathDelays = [0 267 400 533]*1e-9;

avgPathGains = [0 -3 -5 -10];

dopplerShifts = [0 295 -98 591];

case 'Highway LOS'

pathDelays = [0 100 167 500]*1e-9;

avgPathGains = [0 -10 -15 -20];

dopplerShifts = [0 689 -492 886];

case 'Highway NLOS'

pathDelays = [0 200 433 700]*1e-9;

avgPathGains = [0 -2 -5 -7];

dopplerShifts = [0 689 -492 886];

Answer 1

[Umeshraja]

Hi @JUN YEON PARK

I referenced the paper listed in the bibliography of the example and discovered this PPT presentation through its references. This resource aligns with the channel model values for different scenarios mentioned in the `V2Vchannel.m` file. You may want to refer to Slide 9 of the following resource:

M. Kahn, "IEEE 802.11 Regulatory SC DSRC Coexistence Tiger Team V2V Radio Channel Models," IEEE 802.11-14/0259r0.

This document seems to provide the reference for the numeric parameters used in the file.