Simulation of Digital Communication (physical layer) in Python.
Simulation of Digital Communication (physical layer) in Python.
This includes classes related to digital modulation (M-QAM, M-PSK, etc), AWGN channel, Rayleigh and tapped delay line channel models, channel estimation, MIMO, OFDM, etc.. It also includes classes related to multiuser transmission, such as block diagonalization, interference alignment, etc., as well as classes representing access nodes and users for easily creating physical layer simulations.
Furthermore, a framework for implementing Monte Carlo simulations is also implemented (see the pyphysim.simulations package) to help with creating simulators that run many independent realizations and average the results.
Pyphysim is available in Pypi and can be
installed with pip or similar tools. If you want to install from the git
repository, then install poetry first, clone the
repository, and run the command poetry install
from the cloned folder to
install pyphysim and its dependencies in a virtual environment (created by
poetry). After that, just use poetry shell
to activate the environment and you
should be able to import pyphysim from python started in that shell.
There are a few notebooks in the notebooks folder in the GitHub repository. A list of some of the notebooks with a small description is shown below for quick access.