How can we find the RSSI value of a wireless connection?

We were given the task of providing a code for finding the RSSI value of a wireless connection, but we have no clue where to start. A hint we were given is to use MATLAB file exchange, so can you give us a headstart or the suitable place that can help us in regards to understanding this matter furthermore?

[Swapnil Tatiya]

I think this is the resource you're looking for:

https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/20667-wifi-rssi-with-ndis-protocole?s_tid=srchtitle_rssi_1

Answer 1

[Anshuman]

To find the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) value of a wireless connection using MATLAB, you can utilize the MATLAB File Exchange. The File Exchange is a platform where MATLAB users can share and access a wide range of user-contributed MATLAB code, including scripts, functions, and toolboxes.

To get started with finding the RSSI value, follow these steps:

1. Go to the MATLAB File Exchange website at fileExchange.
2. In the search bar, search for "RSSI".
3. Look for submissions that provide code or functions related to measuring RSSI values.
4. Once you find a suitable submission, download it and extract the files. Take a look at the provided code, function documentation, and any examples or demos that may be included. This will help you understand how to use the code and adapt it to your specific requirements.
5. If necessary, modify the code to fit your wireless communication setup and requirements. Integrate the code into your MATLAB project and adapt it to your specific use case.
6. Use the modified code to measure the RSSI value of your wireless connection.

Hope it helps!