Measurements and modelling of the wideband mobile radio channel in residential suburban environments

Unar, M.H. and Glover, I.A. (2006) Measurements and modelling of the wideband mobile radio channel in residential suburban environments. In: PGNet 2006, 2006-06-26 - 2006-06-27.

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Abstract

A new three dimensional (3D) ray-tracing propagation prediction tool (3D MRT-1) is being developed for characterisation of wideband mobile radio channel. It calculates the amplitude, phase, angle-of-departure (AOD), angle-of-arrival (AOA), optical path length and received field strength for each valid reflected or diffracted ray path. It also constructs the power delay profile (PDP) and extracts important multipath channel parameters needed in system design such as transmission loss, received power, average delay spread and RMS delay spread. As part of a model validation process, measurements have been made in a residential suburban area of Malvern, UK, at 2.38 GHz.

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