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A path loss model with height variation in residential area based on experimental and theoretical studies using a 5G/2G dual band antenna

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3 Author(s)
Kita, N. ; NTT Network Service Syst. Labs., Kanagawa, Japan ; Sato, A. ; Umehira, M.

An efficient approach to revealing the propagation characteristics for broadband mobile services in the 5-GHz microwave band is to utilize the existing 2-GHz band propagation data accumulated by many researchers. This paper presents the height variation characteristics at 5.2-GHz compared with that at 2.2-GHz in a residential area based on experiments and theoretical analysis. Propagation measurements were carried out using the dual band antenna at 5.2-GHz and 2.2-GHz, and the measured results were compared. Furthermore, this paper compares the measured results with the calculated results using a two-dimensional (2D) ray-tracing approach based on geometric optics (GO) and the uniform geometrical theory of diffraction (UTD)

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Vehicular Technology Conference, 2000. IEEE-VTS Fall VTC 2000. 52nd  (Volume:2 )

Date of Conference: 2000

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