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Wireless Valley Contact:
Benjamin Henty
SIRCIM and SMRCIM Product Manager
1-540-552-8300 Ext. 24 (ph)
1-540-552-8324(fax)
contact@wvcomm.com
www.wirelessvalley.com
Wireless Valley Releases Improved
RF Channel Simulators
Blacksburg, VA, January 21, 2001 -- Wireless
Valley Communications, Inc, a high- tech engineering firm that designs,
develops, markets, and supports wireless design and management tools,
announced today the release of improved versions of their powerful
indoor and outdoor communication system simulation products, SIRCIM®
(sir-sim) and SMRCIM® (smir-sim). Versions
6.0 of these products recreate authentic snapshots of the transient
multipath channel behavior and angle of arrival data for indoor,
microcellular, and large cell urban and suburban cellular and PCS
environments, over all UHF, microwave, and millimeter wave frequencies.
The new simulators work with the latest release of MATLAB® 6.0
as well as with MATLAB 5.3.
SIRCIM 6.0 and SMRCIM 6.0 add the ability to simulate
new channel models and account for antenna elevation and scattering
locations, making SIRCIM and SMRCIM more flexible in the range of
applicable simulated data available. Versions 6.0 retain the capability
to generate complete statistical characterizations of simulated
pathloss, shadowing, delay spread, angle-of-arrival, and multipath
fading, and have been field-tested for accuracy for all wideband
and narrowband applications. SIRCIM and SMRCIM are ideal for research
and design of receiver algorithms, detection techniques, CDMA interference
rejection schemes, smart antennas, sensors, and advanced wireless
modems, as well as WLAN, 3G, UMTS, Wireless ATM, and LMDS modem
design and development.
SIRCIM and SMRCIM 6.0 also add a new user interface
and improved display of results to make the products even easier
to use. The combination of the ease-of-use, accurate multipath fading
data, and angle of arrival simulations are key to the success of
Wireless Valleys SIRCIM and SMRCIM. SIRCIM and SMRCIM are
ideally suited for engineers and researchers developing modems or
algorithms with applications for smart antenna design, wireless
Internet access, sensor work, and broadband receiver development.
Contact Wireless Valley today at 540 552 8300
or click here for pricing,
and availability.
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