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Non-line-of-sight propagation measurements at 60GHz for millimeter-waves WPAN

Hirokazu Sawada, K. Yaginuma, Masahiro Umehira, Kei Sato, Shuzo Kato, Hiroshi Harada

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Propagation measurement campaign at 60 GHz band has been conducted in the laboratory environment for both LOS and NLOS situations. Path loss and delay spread were described as basic propagation characteristics. The parameter of path loss model with shadowing effect was also extracted. The result showed a large delay spread in the specific condition.

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Propagation measurement campaign at 60 GHz band has been conducted in the laboratory environment for both LOS and NLOS situations. Path loss and delay spread were described as basic propagation characteristics. The parameter of path loss model with shadowing effect was also extracted. The result showed a large delay spread in the specific condition.

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Propagation measurement campaign at 60 GHz band has been conducted in the laboratory environment for both LOS and NLOS situations. Path loss and delay spread were described as basic propagation characteristics. The parameter of path loss model with shadowing effect was also extracted. The result showed a large delay spread in the specific condition.

Key concepts: Non-line-of-sight propagation, Path loss, Extremely high frequency, Delay spread, Log-distance path loss model, Millimeter, Line-of-sight, Radio propagation

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