
handle: 11585/430567
The goal of this work is to establish the accuracy of ray tracing to simulate the radio channel in a Physical Layer Security scenario, where two legitimate users try to take advantage of the intrinsic properties of the channel to generate a shared secret key inaccessible to an eavesdropper. A 3D Ray-Tracing software, including a diffuse scattering model, is employed to simulate spatial correlations in an indoor environment at the frequencies of 2.4 and 5GHz. Measurements, performed with a Vector Network Analyzer, are used to assess the validity of simulated results.
physical layer security; RADIO PROPAGATION; RAY TRACING; Indoor Radio Communications
physical layer security; RADIO PROPAGATION; RAY TRACING; Indoor Radio Communications
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