Measuring Research on Radio Wave Propagation
Sławomir J. Ambroziak, Ryszard J. Katulski
Abstract
Sławomir J. Ambroziak, Ryszard J. Katulski
Abstract
Telecommunication connections are increasingly based on the wireless links, both fixed and mobile, carried out under different radio systems. This kind of solution has many advantages. However, the propagation medium is a factor that causes many difficulties in designing wireless networks, because of large diversity of propagation environments. Transmission loss in each environment is determined by many variables phenomena and factors. It is essential to determine the transmission loss to a specified accuracy, which is necessary for designing of radio links to meet energy requirements [1].
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Telecommunication connections are increasingly based on the wireless links, both fixed and mobile, carried out under different radio systems. This kind of solution has many advantages. However, the propagation medium is a factor that causes many difficulties in designing wireless networks, because of large diversity of propagation environments. Transmission loss in each environment is determined by many variables phenomena and factors. It is essential to determine the transmission loss to a specified accuracy, which is necessary for designing of radio links to meet energy requirements [1].
Key concepts: Radio propagation, Wireless, Computer science, Transmission (telecommunications), Telecommunications, Mobile radio, Radio propagation model, Radio Link Protocol