Wideband measurements and analysis of the single-floor indoor radio channel at 2.4 GHz
Zoran Blažević, Igor Zanchi, Ivan Marinović
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Zoran Blažević, Igor Zanchi, Ivan Marinović
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In this paper we present analysis of radio measurements at 2.4 GHz conducted in an indoor environment of out- faculty building. A significant correlation between coherence bandwidth and delay-spread is noticed, which is in accordance to previous results. Correlation noticed by certain authors between delay-spread and antenna separation could not be confirmed in this scenario. The analysis and comparison with other references show that different indoor radio channels may have certain common features in sense of power-distance law and delay-spread characteristics.
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In this paper we present analysis of radio measurements at 2.4 GHz conducted in an indoor environment of out- faculty building. A significant correlation between coherence bandwidth and delay-spread is noticed, which is in accordance to previous results. Correlation noticed by certain authors between delay-spread and antenna separation could not be confirmed in this scenario. The analysis and comparison with other references show that different indoor radio channels may have certain common features in sense of power-distance law and delay-spread characteristics.
Key concepts: Delay spread, Coherence bandwidth, Wideband, Radio channel, Bandwidth (computing), Power delay profile, Computer science, Electronic engineering