An experimental study of the propagation of 55 GHz millimeter waves in an urban mobile radio environment

An experimental study of the propagation of 55 GHz millimeter waves between a fixed transmitter and a mobile receiver in an urban environment is described. Ranges up to 400 m are used and measurements of the received signal's "fast fading" envelope, "local mean," signal versus distance power law, and coherence bandwidth are obtained in the presence of traffic.<
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