Optimization of propagation path loss model in 4G wireless communication systems
Purnima K. Sharma, Dinesh Sharma, Thota Vijay Sai
Abstract
Purnima K. Sharma, Dinesh Sharma, Thota Vijay Sai
Abstract
Path loss prediction is the vital parameter in designing and implementing of a 4G network. When a RF signal is transmitted through various terrains and received at the receiver end, it happens to attenuate. This attenuation suffered is known as Path Loss. In designing the radio link Path Loss considerations plays an important role. In This paper optimized model is discussed for path loss prediction in 4G Wireless signals 1800MHz band. The model is based on measured field strengths in Jaipur, India.
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Path loss prediction is the vital parameter in designing and implementing of a 4G network. When a RF signal is transmitted through various terrains and received at the receiver end, it happens to attenuate. This attenuation suffered is known as Path Loss. In designing the radio link Path Loss considerations plays an important role. In This paper optimized model is discussed for path loss prediction in 4G Wireless signals 1800MHz band. The model is based on measured field strengths in Jaipur, India.
Key concepts: Path loss, Log-distance path loss model, Attenuation, Path (computing), Wireless, Computer science, Radio propagation, Radio frequency