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Module Objectives
After completing this module, the participant should be
able to:
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Module Contents
Propagation mechanisms
Multipath And Fading
Propagation Slope And Different Environments
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Module Contents
Propagation mechanisms
Basics: deciBel (dB)
Radio channel
Reflections
Diffractions
Scattering
Multipath And Fading
Propagation Slope And Different Environments
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P
dB 10 log
P0
[ Plin. ] 10
P ( dB )
10
Voltages
E
dB 20 log
E0
[ Elin. ] 10
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LTE:
UE: max. 23 dBm
eNB: typ. 43 / 46 dBm
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-30 dBm = 1 W
-20 dBm = 10 W
-10 dBm = 100 W
-7 dBm = 200 W
-3 dBm = 500 W
0 dBm = 1 mW
+3 dBm = 2 mW
+7 dBm = 5 mW
+10 dBm = 10 mW
+13 dBm = 20 mW
+20 dBm = 100mW
+30 dBm = 1 W
+40 dBm = 10W
+50 dBm = 100W
Remember:
Multipath Effects
Normal / Extended CP
direct path
amplitude
echoes
delay time
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a*A (a < 1)
phase f
-f
polarisation
material
dependant
phase shift
Diffuse reflection
amplitude A
1)
phase f
polarisation
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a *A (a <
random phase
random
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specular reflection
diffuse reflection
attenuation
Material dependant
phase shifts
Depolarisation
Diffraction
Wedge - model
Knife edge
Multiple knife edges
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A - 5..30 dB
Scattering Macrocell
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Scattering Microcell
Many local scatterers: Large angle spread
Low delay spread
Medium or high Doppler spread
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Module Contents
Reflections, Diffractions And Scattering
Multipath and Fading
Delay Time dispersion
Angle Angular Spread
Frequency Doppler Spread
Fading Slow & Fast
Propagation Slope And Different Environments
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Multipath propagation
Radio signal propagates from A to B over multiple paths using
different propagation mechanisms
Multipath Propagation
Received signal is a sum of multipath signals
Different radio paths have different properties
Distance Delay/Time
Direction Angle
Direction & Receiver/Transmitter Movement Frequency
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Delay Spread
Multipath
propagation
1.
Channel impulse
response
=>
1.
2.
2.
3. 4.
t
f1
4th floor
f1
3rd floor
f1
2nd floorDAS
f1
1st floor
Delayed components in
BTS
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(Distributed antenna
systems)
Delay Spread
Typical values
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Environment
Macrocellular,
urban
Macrocellular,
suburban
Macrocellular, rural
0.5-3
Macrocellular, HT
3-10
Microcellular
< 0.1
Indoor
0.01...0.1
0.5
0.1-0.2
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HT: hilly terrain
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Angular Spread
Macrocell Antenna
Macrocellular Environment
= Macrocell Coverage Area
Microcell Antenna
Microcellular Environment
= Microcell Coverage Area
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v
v
fd
c
v:
c:
f:
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Fading
Fading describes the variation of the total pathloss ( signal level) when
receiver/transmitter moves in the cell coverage area
Fading is commonly categorised to two categories based on the
phenomena causing it
Slow fading: Caused by shadowing because of obstacles
Fast fading: Caused by multipath propagation
Time-selective fading: Short delay + Doppler
Frequency-selective fading: Long delay
Space-selective fading: Large angle
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power
Rayleigh
fading
+20 dB
lognormal
fading
mean
value
- 20 dB
2 sec
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4 sec
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0.06000
0.05000
0.04000
0.03000
0.02000
0.01000
0.00000
-25
24
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
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15
20
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Fast Fading
Different signal paths interfere and affect the received signal
Rice Fading the dominant (usually LOS) path exist
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level (dB)
+10
0
-10
-20
-30
0
5m
920 MHz
v = 20 km/h
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Module Contents
Reflections, Diffractions And Scattering
Multipath And Fading
Propagation Slope And Different Environments
Free Space Loss
Received power with antenna gain
Propagation slope
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Surface A = 4 * d2
d
assume surface
A= 1m2
A
d
A = 4*A
2d
4d
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A = 16*A
Ps
Gs
Power density at the receiving endS
2
4 d
GR
4
2
Aeff
Received power
Pr Aeff S
Pr
G s Gr
Ps
4 d
Pr
Ar
Gr
Ps
As
Gs
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Propagation slope
The received power equation can be formulated as:
Pr Ps Gs Gr C d
where
C is a constant
is the slope factor
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C
4
Free space = 2
Practical propagation = 2.5 ... 5
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