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Unstable CSI amplitude

Open hanstseng123 opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

I use TP-LINK wdr4300 as AP and client which are equipped 3 antennas(although they can only use 2 antennas ) to measure CSI. I fixed both the position of AP and client and measured CSI amplitude at three different time for testing the temporal stability. I have make sure that there is no object changing when I was sending data. There is the result which have 500 samples in each condition :
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It looks unreasonable. what may cause this problem? Did anyone meet this problem before?

hanstseng123 avatar Aug 30 '18 11:08 hanstseng123

No, this is totally reasonable.

Please take a look at this slides. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~yaxiongx/doc/CSI_compare.pptx

On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 7:29 AM hanstseng123 [email protected] wrote:

I use TP-LINK wdr4300 as AP and client which are equipped 3 antennas(although they can only use 2 antennas ) to measure CSI. I fixed both the position of AP and client and measured CSI amplitude at three different time for testing the temporal stability. I have make sure that there is no object changing when I was sending data. There is the result which have 500 samples in each condition : [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37927874/44848484-7f3cfb00-ac89-11e8-8e08-0a660559f9be.png

It looks unreasonable. what may cause this problem? Did anyone meet this problem before?

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xieyaxiongfly avatar Aug 30 '18 15:08 xieyaxiongfly

@hanstseng123 Hi, could you please tell me how did you normalize the CSI matrix data? Or you just use the extracted data to measure CSI amplitude?

joegusj avatar Oct 16 '18 00:10 joegusj

@hanstseng123 Hi, could you please tell me how did you normalize the CSI matrix data? Or you just use the extracted data to measure CSI amplitude?

I transform the CSI amplitude with matlab command db( ).

hanstseng123 avatar Oct 17 '18 02:10 hanstseng123

No, this is totally reasonable. Please take a look at this slides. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~yaxiongx/doc/CSI_compare.pptx

@xieyaxiongfly Hi, I also observed the unstable amplitudes. I found the link to the slides is no longer valid, I am wondering where I can find them now and I intend to use them as a reference. Tks!

bigtreeyanger avatar Jun 04 '19 17:06 bigtreeyanger

No, this is totally reasonable. Please take a look at this slides. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~yaxiongx/doc/CSI_compare.pptx

@xieyaxiongfly Hi, I also observed the unstable amplitudes. I found the link to the slides is no longer valid, I am wondering where I can find them now and I intend to use them as a reference. Tks!

Hello, if you managed to find those slides, could you send me a link? I am observing similar unstable amplitudes.

Help me, @bigtreeyanger or @xieyaxiongfly , you're my only hope.

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chili6f avatar Jul 31 '19 13:07 chili6f

Hi @chili6f, sorry I haven't found the slides, and my observations are similar to yours.

bigtreeyanger avatar Aug 02 '19 18:08 bigtreeyanger

@hanstseng123 @bigtreeyanger it simply channel fading...

yujianyuanhaha avatar Mar 06 '21 19:03 yujianyuanhaha