Wide-band measurements of MM-wave indoor radio channels
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- 2 January 2003
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 329-333
Abstract
The results of wide-band measurements of indoor radio channels operating in a 2 GHz frequency band centered around 58 GHz are presented. The measurements were performed with a frequency step sounding technique. From the resulting frequency domain data base, cell coverage and time delay spread with both line-of-sight and obstruction of the direct path are derived. Eight indoor environments were subjected to propagation experiments. Since these areas are well defined and described the results can be readily related to other environments.Keywords
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