A Review on Wireless Propagation Models
Pooja Rani, Vinit Chauhan, Sudhir Kumar, Dinesh Sharma
Abstract
Pooja Rani, Vinit Chauhan, Sudhir Kumar, Dinesh Sharma
Abstract
In wireless communication, path loss is caused by different obstacles between the transmitter and receiver that absorb power due to which signal strength is reduced. To calculate the path loss between the transmitter and receiver, different path loss models are used like okumara, hata, cost 231 etc. These path loss models may give different results in urban, suburban and rural areas. In this paper, different outdoor and indoor propagation models are surveyed. These models depend on various parameters like mobile-station antenna height, transmitter-receiver distance, base- station antenna height.
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In wireless communication, path loss is caused by different obstacles between the transmitter and receiver that absorb power due to which signal strength is reduced. To calculate the path loss between the transmitter and receiver, different path loss models are used like okumara, hata, cost 231 etc. These path loss models may give different results in urban, suburban and rural areas. In this paper, different outdoor and indoor propagation models are surveyed. These models depend on various parameters like mobile-station antenna height, transmitter-receiver distance, base- station antenna height.
Key concepts: Path loss, Transmitter, Log-distance path loss model, Antenna height considerations, Antenna (radio), Radio propagation model, Base station, Wireless