The Multipath Delay Power Spectrum Models for Short-Range Troposcatter
Songyi Xu, Changjia Chen
Abstract
Songyi Xu, Changjia Chen
Abstract
As the multipath propagation delay in troposcatter is the key factor to work upon the communication quality, It is of the utmost importance to build the multipath delay power spectrum model and estimate the multipath delay spread for design and performance analysis of system. Complicated in scatter channel, no universal way to estimate the multipath delay has been found especially in short-range scatter. In this paper, we measure the actual path and integrate with the theoretical analysis to propose three delay power spectrum models preferable for the estimation of the channel parameters in troposcatter.
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As the multipath propagation delay in troposcatter is the key factor to work upon the communication quality, It is of the utmost importance to build the multipath delay power spectrum model and estimate the multipath delay spread for design and performance analysis of system. Complicated in scatter channel, no universal way to estimate the multipath delay has been found especially in short-range scatter. In this paper, we measure the actual path and integrate with the theoretical analysis to propose three delay power spectrum models preferable for the estimation of the channel parameters in troposcatter.
Key concepts: Multipath propagation, Delay spread, Computer science, Power delay profile, Path loss, Range (aeronautics), Channel (broadcasting), Electronic engineering