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12-26-2012
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Power Line Carrier (PLC)
hi,
i am going to know if i can use n.s for power line simulating? Best Regards, |
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12-27-2012
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What's n.s ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ns_(simulator) ? Yes, power lines are a part of a sort of network, so it could simulate them.
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12-27-2012
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thank you very much.
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