Authors - Iliyas Kinnal, Yashwant Danaraddi, Amogh Gujamagadi, Aditya Deshpande, Mohammed Azharuddin, Sunita V Budihal Abstract - Analyzing the performance of the communication system in terms of real-time applications can be judged by network performance analysis. Wireless networks consist of transmission power, which determines all the key performance metrics, such as throughput, delay, packet loss, and energy efficiency. With an increase in transmission power, it can cover greater signal strength and reduce packet error but will lead to increased amount of interference, energy consumption, and potential network congestion. The NS3 network simulator provides a robust platform for modeling and analyzing the impact of transmission power on wireless networks. It will allow researches to simulate real-life scenarios that alter transmission power levels and hence the effects it will have on the performance of the network under greatly differing conditions. Critical parameters such as SNR, RSSI, and link reliability can effectively be measured through NS3, thus providing the optimum network configuration insights.
