Trends in multipath delay spread from frequency domain measurements of the wireless indoor communication channel

This paper reports on results obtained by statistically processing measurements made in two work places in and near the city of Atlanta. One of these was a high-rise office building in downtown Atlanta and the other was a single-story office/workplace in Norcross, Georgia. The measurements are distinguished by virtue of the fact that they consist of frequency domain measurements of the complex channel transfer function. The results of processing the raw channel transfer function data to obtain mean delay and multipath spread data are also presented.<
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