Asia-Pacific Conference on Environmental Electromagnetics, 2003. CEEM 2003. Proceedings. 2003
DOI: 10.1109/ceem.2003.238476
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Indoor temporal variations at 800 MHz band

Abstract: The spatial and short time variations in the indoor radio channel are studied and determined by performing wideband propagation measurements in line of sight (LOS) and 0bstructed:line of sight (OLOS) environments at UHF frequency of 800 MHz. It is shown that the spatial fluctuations in multipath power are more in (OLOS) than (LOS) channel. Moreover, it is shown that the short fluctuations in multipath power are higher for (LOS) than for (OLOS) channel. The results presented may be used in the design of broad-b… Show more

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“…It is clearly depicted that 2450MHz has large SD with respect to 900 MHz and this deviation increases with the number of people and a maximum of 6 dB is observed but it increased . This can be explained by another way, at R1 or R2 the signal power is distributed with large multipath therefore any movement between antennas causes only small fluctuation in power, opposite phenomena can be described at R3 or R4 locations as it was also concluded on [5]. So, it can be noticed that the change of MRP and SD with regarding degree of motion strongly depends on the level of time invariant received power rather than on operating frequency.…”
Section: A Intentional Movementmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…It is clearly depicted that 2450MHz has large SD with respect to 900 MHz and this deviation increases with the number of people and a maximum of 6 dB is observed but it increased . This can be explained by another way, at R1 or R2 the signal power is distributed with large multipath therefore any movement between antennas causes only small fluctuation in power, opposite phenomena can be described at R3 or R4 locations as it was also concluded on [5]. So, it can be noticed that the change of MRP and SD with regarding degree of motion strongly depends on the level of time invariant received power rather than on operating frequency.…”
Section: A Intentional Movementmentioning
confidence: 76%