Experimental Characterization of Indoor Mobile Radio Channel in 700 MHz Band

Ribeiro, Leonardo G.; Matos, Leni; Castellanos, Pedro; Costa, V. L. G.; Meza, W. D. T.

doi:10.1109/lamc.2018.8699018

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“…With the same data of [5], Ribeiro et. al [6] analyzed the signal variability in this channel and besides this, with data obtained through wideband measurements in the same scenario and carrier, results for time dispersion parameters as average delay and RMS delay spread for the indoor channel in several floors with outdoor transmission are provided. Several articles deal with excess attenuation caused by a row of trees, at the level of trunks or canopies [7]- [8], forests [9]- [10], but the measurements occurred in outdoor environments, in general.…”

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Influence of Vegetation on the Outdoor-to-Indoor Mobile Radio Propagation in 700 MHz Band

Ribeiro

Matos

Castellanos

et al. 2019

J. Microw. Optoelectron. Electromagn. Appl.

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Starting from outdoor transmission, crossing vegetation, the wideband and narrowband characterization of the indoor mobile radio channel in the 700 MHz band is obtained from experiments carried out in the indoor environment of the Engineering building at Fluminense Federal University, and from the processed data, respectively, the power-delay profiles obtained permitted to calculate the time dispersion parameters and the envelope of the signal permitted to adjust probability density functions to the signal variability, concluding about the influence of vegetation on those characteristics.

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