Radio wave propagation simulation considering Doppler shift caused by other vehicles
Naozumi Ando, Kazuma Tomimoto, Ryo Yamaguchi, Mitoshi Fujimoto
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Naozumi Ando, Kazuma Tomimoto, Ryo Yamaguchi, Mitoshi Fujimoto
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Generally, maximum Doppler frequency can be derived from velocity of moving vehicle. However, frequency shifts beyond the maximum Doppler frequency are observed in actual measurement. In this paper, Doppler shift is calculated in consideration with the shift caused by other moving vehicles. Numerical results show that the actual measured Doppler shift can be reproduced with high accuracy by considering the frequency shift at the other moving vehicles.
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Generally, maximum Doppler frequency can be derived from velocity of moving vehicle. However, frequency shifts beyond the maximum Doppler frequency are observed in actual measurement. In this paper, Doppler shift is calculated in consideration with the shift caused by other moving vehicles. Numerical results show that the actual measured Doppler shift can be reproduced with high accuracy by considering the frequency shift at the other moving vehicles.
Key concepts: Doppler effect, Doppler frequency, Frequency shift, Acoustics, Physics, Radio frequency, Computer science, Optics