Laboratory Simulation of Multipath Propagation Effects on FM Systems
G. Rose
Abstract
G. Rose
Abstract
A laboratory multipath simulator was developed to provide a controlled environment for the study of the nature of long delay multipath propagation interference effects on low-channel capacity FM systems, and for the evaluation of design changes on an existing system to improve its tolerance to a multipath environment. The associated laboratory program provided a valuable collection of information both in terms of multipath effects and in providing the field engineering force with a tool to confirm their findings.
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A laboratory multipath simulator was developed to provide a controlled environment for the study of the nature of long delay multipath propagation interference effects on low-channel capacity FM systems, and for the evaluation of design changes on an existing system to improve its tolerance to a multipath environment. The associated laboratory program provided a valuable collection of information both in terms of multipath effects and in providing the field engineering force with a tool to confirm their findings.
Key concepts: Multipath propagation, Multipath interference, Delay spread, Computer science, Interference (communication), Rake receiver, Field (mathematics), Electronic engineering