Study on the characteristics for broadband channel in the suburban and urban scenarios at 2.35 GHz
Jiao Zhang, Muqing Wu, Min Zhao
Abstract
Jiao Zhang, Muqing Wu, Min Zhao
Abstract
This paper presents a research on the broadband radio propagation channel based on the measured data in a typical urban and suburban environment in Beijing, China at 2.35 GHz band. The specification on the log-normal shadowing path loss model is investigated. Path loss exponent and standard deviation of shadow fading of the two different scenarios are studied and compared. In particular, small-scale fading properties such as multipath number, Ricean K factor are also considered. The results based on the measurements provides reliable prediction of communication ranges, which is advantageous in the design of future communication systems and relative applications.
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This paper presents a research on the broadband radio propagation channel based on the measured data in a typical urban and suburban environment in Beijing, China at 2.35 GHz band. The specification on the log-normal shadowing path loss model is investigated. Path loss exponent and standard deviation of shadow fading of the two different scenarios are studied and compared. In particular, small-scale fading properties such as multipath number, Ricean K factor are also considered. The results based on the measurements provides reliable prediction of communication ranges, which is advantageous in the design of future communication systems and relative applications.
Key concepts: Log-distance path loss model, Path loss, Fading, Multipath propagation, Beijing, Broadband, Delay spread, Channel (broadcasting)