A simple mathematical model of co-channel and adjacent channel interference in land mobile radio
William D. Gosling
Abstract
William D. Gosling
Abstract
A simple mathematical model is used to predict co-channel and adjacent channel interference effects in land mobile radio, valid for flat urban terrain. Results obtained, although oversimplified compared with real-life mobile radio systems, yield insights into the properties of differing types of modulation.
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A simple mathematical model is used to predict co-channel and adjacent channel interference effects in land mobile radio, valid for flat urban terrain. Results obtained, although oversimplified compared with real-life mobile radio systems, yield insights into the properties of differing types of modulation.
Key concepts: Interference (communication), Co-channel interference, Channel (broadcasting), Simple (philosophy), Mobile radio, Terrain, Electronic engineering, Cellular radio