Direction of arrival and frequency response measurements at UHF

In land mobile radio systems the signal at a mobile receiver is usually the sum of a number of multipath components. The time delay spread of the multipath signal has been measured in many situations. These measurements show that the multipath time delay spread profile often contains significant discrete components. The paper compares the direction of arrival measurements (at 870 Mhz) with the frequency response measurements and the derived time delay spread profiles made previously.<
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