802.11p Development Tools

Supported Standards: IEEE 802.11p–2012, (ETSI ES 202 663, IEEE 1609.4 – 2010),Frequency bands: 5.850 – 5.925 GHz, channels 172, 174, 176, 180, 182, 184,Channel bandwidth: 10 MHz, OFDM Modulation Modes: 3, 4.5, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 27 Mbps for 10 MHz BW signal,Maximum output power: 5.9 GHz: -10 to +23 ± 2dBm, 5.9GHz: IEEE 1609 Class C,Minimum sensitivity: -97 dBm @ 3 Mbps,Operating temperature range: -25 to +55 °CDetailsThe SEA 9719 cRIO module enables communication according to the IEEE 802.11p standard on the NI CompactRIO platform. This standard provides a basis for the future Vehicle-to-Anything (V2X) or Car-to-Anything (C2X) technologies. By means of this module regular IEEE 802.11p messages (PHY & MAC layer) can be transmitted and received from within LabVIEW user applications. For easy integration a LabVIEW driver with a full set of API functions is available to the developer. The module is connected to a computer system (typically a NI CompactRIO) via Ethernet and the user application runs on the Real-Time controller. No LabVIEW FPGA programming is required. Optionally the module can be operated without an NI CompactRIO Controller (stand alone), by connecting it directly to a PC via Ethernet and running the user application on the PC. The required power of 7 to 30 VDC can be supplied through an adequate cable (see accessory below) from the same power source as the NI CompactRIO system.Delivery Scope1 * SEA 9719 802.11p Communication Module1 *Printed Hardware Manual operation instructions, safety instructions and specifications 1 * Power cable (61000011) is mandatory for operationAccessoryGPS Option (66000043) is separately available NoticesFor programming and operation a LabVIEW Development Environment 2014 or higher is requiredThe software is delivered as a download via our download siteCompactRIO Products Home

Optional function for the SEA 9717 module, Disciplines the internal MAC clock, Is also compatible with GPS simulatorsDetailsThe GPS Option for SEA 9719 cRIO module enables the GPS receiver as time source for timestamping the data packets by disciplining the internal MAC clock. Requires additionally a SEA 9719  802.11p Communication Module w/ GPS antenna.

Simulate dense traffic/stress 802.11p communication up to the theoretical limit of 802.11p, Catch 802.11p messages for extended monitoring and testing (even invalid frames), Inject erroneous messages overriding MAC control and timing (even with corrupt frame content), Generate precisely timed 802.11p message streams for 802.11p and V2X validation, Get precise timestamps of Rx and Tx activities (coupled to a user-configurable reference clock), Synchronize 802.11p message streams to other signals such as CAN, GNSS simulation, and moreDetailsThe 802.11p Add-On for LabVIEW - MONITORING delivers unique access to the DSRC 802.11p standard in LabVIEW™ for the future V2X (Vehicle-To-Anything) communications based on National Instruments™ hardware platforms NI USRP and NI PXI (VST). It includes (a) a LabVIEW API (functions palete) incl. examples for programming 802.11p-based applications in LabVIEW and (b) the Host Control Manager (HCM) for interaction with the local communication hardware. The MONITORING package enables transmission (send + receive) of regular 802.11p packets (MAC + PHY layer) and offers precise timing of the MPDU-packet output and precise time information of the received packets. In addition the package adds features for failure injection by data and timing manipulation (Packet Replay) as well as monitoring of the data traffic using standardised protocol TZSP. At present following hardware is supported:NI USRP-2953NI USRP-2954 NI PXIe-5644 (VST)The package is designed for high-load communication, in-depth stressing and debugging the functionality of 802.11p - capable devices in development, validation and research applications. For the API LabVIEW 2014 or higher (development version) is required. The HCM requires LabVIEW 2015 Run-Time Engine as well as suitable device drivers (NI USRP or NI VST), version 15.More Information

Measure RF signals and validate and check for standard compliance all in parallel!, Apply typical RF measurement and analysis methods, Validate conformity of RF signals to international standards, Combine traceable (calibrated) measurements with the NI PXI VST hardware, Use the same device for parallel 802.11p communication, manipulation, and measurementDetailsThe 802.11p Add-On for LabVIEW - RF-COMPLIANCE delivers unique access to the DSRC 802.11p standard in LabVIEW™ for the future V2X (Vehicle-To-Anything) communications based on National Instruments™ hardware platforms USRP and VST (PXI). It includes (a) a LabVIEW API (functions palete) incl. examples for programming 802.11p-based applications in LabVIEW and (b) the Host Control Manager (HCM) for interaction with the local communication hardware.The RF-COMPLIANCE package enables transmission (send + receive) of regular 802.11p packets (MAC + PHY layer) and offers precise timing of the MPDU-packet output and precise time information of the received packets. In addition to this the RF-COMPLIANCE package adds features to measure and validate the RF-signals.At present following hardware is supported:NI USRP-2953NI USRP-2954NI PXIe-5644 (VST)The package is designed for high-load communication, in-depth stressing and debugging the functionality of 802.11p - capable devices in development, validation and research applications.For the API LabVIEW 2014 or higher (development version) is required. The HCM requires LabVIEW 2015 Run-Time Engine as well as suitable device drivers (NI USRP or NI VST), version 15.More Information

Simulate dense traffic/stress 802.11p communication up to the theoretical limit of 802.11p, Catch 802.11p messages for extended monitoring and testing (even invalid frames), Inject erroneous messages overriding MAC control and timing (even with corrupt frame content), Measure RF signals and validate and check for standard compliance all in parallel!, Apply typical RF measurement and analysis methods; validate conformity to international standards, For the full feature list, refer to the 802.11p MON and RFC API product pagesDetailsThe 802.11p Add-On for LabVIEW - FULL delivers unique access to the DSRC 802.11p standard in LabVIEW™ for the future V2X (Vehicle-To-Anything) communications based on National Instruments™ hardware platform NI USRP and PXI/VST. It includes (a) a LabVIEW API (functions palete) incl. examples form programming 802.11p-based applications in LabVIEW and (b) the Host Control Manager (HCM) for interaction with the local communications hardware. The FULL package consists of the both, MONITORING and RF-COMPLIANCE packages, that are also available separately. The FULL package enables transmission (send + receive) of regular 802.11p packets (MAC + PHY layer) and offers precise timing of the MPDU-packet output and precise time information of the received packets. The MONITORING package adds features for failure injection by data and timing manipulation (Packet Replay) as well as monitoring of the data traffic using standardized protocol TZSP. The RF-COMPLIANCE package adds features to measure and validate the RF-signals. At present following hardware is supported: NI USRP-2953 NI USRP-2954 NI PXIe-5644 (VST) The packages are designed for high-load communication, in-depth stressing and debugging the functionality of 802.11p - capable devices in development, validation and research applications. For the API LabVIEW 2014 or higher (development version) is required. The HCM requires LabVIEW 2015 Run-Time Engine as well as suitable device drivers (NI USRP or NI VST), version 15.More Information