Measurements and modeling of propagation losses in buildings at 1.8 GHz and 2.1 GHz

Albano, N.; Canaletti, M.; D’Orazio, Annunziata; Sario, M. De; Gaudino, G.; Petruzzelli, V.; Prudenzano, F.

doi:10.1109/aps.2006.1711262

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“…Various researchers have worked hard in this area and have issued general diffusion models for indoor environment through simulations [4] [5]. Recently has been taken in consideration the impact of the presence of different technologies in the same access space.…”

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Wi-Fi Behavior in Presence of UMTS for Indoor Environment

Kotobelli

Kushe

2011

2011 14th International Conference on Network-Based Information Systems

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Nowadays, wireless services are becoming increasingly present in our daily lives. UMTS technology is successfully implemented and is already installed everywhere. Wi-Fi service should be tested to coexist with UMTS service, with minimal interference. Hence in typical domestic environments is verified the possibility of coexistence of two antennas, in the same access space. Initially, the characteristic of Wi-Fi antennas parameters are measured. Then we measured the effect of positioning the two antennas in vicinity, in different configurations. Results of measurements show that the configuration of the access point can determine the pair of antennas that provides better appearance in terms of adaptation and topology of the installation.

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Wi-Fi Behavior in Presence of UMTS for Indoor Environment

Kotobelli

Kushe

2011

2011 14th International Conference on Network-Based Information Systems

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“…Various researchers have worked hard in this area and have issued general diffusion models for indoor environment through simulat ions [4] [5]. Recently has been taken in consideration the impact of the presence of different technologies in the same access space [6] [7].…”

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The Study of Interference between UMTS and Wi-Fi in Indoor Environments

Kotobelli¹,

Kushe²

2012

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Nowadays, wireless services are becoming increasingly present in our daily lives. UMTS technology is successfully imp lemented and is already installed everywhere. Wi-Fi service should be tested to coexist with UMTS service, with minimal interference. Hence in typical do mestic environments is verified the possibility of coexistence of two antennas, in the same access space. Initially, the characteristic of Wi-Fi antennas parameters are measured. Then we measured the effect of positioning the two antennas in vicinity, in different configurations. Results of measurements show that the configuration of the access point can determine the pair of antennas that provides better appearance in terms of adaptation and topology of the installation.

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