Preliminary wireless propagation results at 1.7 GHz using a half wave dipole and a leaky feeder as the transmitting antenna

RL Davies; A Simpson; JP McGeehan

Preliminary wireless propagation results at 1.7 GHz using a half wave dipole and a leaky feeder as the transmitting antenna

RL Davies, A Simpson, JP McGeehan

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Abstract

Multipath propagation can cause significant distortion in transmitted signals, such as within buildings and urban areas. With the advent of GSM in Western Europe, Linear Modulation in North America, and the announcements of proposals for PCN type systems in the UK, future communications are moving higher in frequency where the problems of multipath propagation and signal attenuation become more acute. The authors present the results of narrowband and wideband propagation measurements that have been conducted at Bristol, both in and around buildings at 1.7 GHz. The narrowband measurements were devised to measure attenuation of radio signals within buildings, and the wideband techniques to measure multipath impulse responses and their associated RMS delay spreads

Translated title of the contribution	Preliminary wireless propagation results at 1.7 GHz using a half wave dipole and a leaky feeder as the transmitting antenna
Original language	English
Title of host publication	Fifth International Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems, Cambridge
Publisher	Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Pages	10 - 14
Number of pages	5
ISBN (Print)	0863417051
Publication status	Published - Jul 1990
Event	5th Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems - Cambridge, United Kingdom Duration: 1 Jul 1990 → …

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Conference	5th Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Cambridge
Period	1/07/90 → …

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Conference Organiser: IEE
Rose publication type: Conference contribution

Sponsorship: Our thanks go to Thorn EMI Central Research Laboratories for the loan of a length of Leaky Feeder for our investigations

Other identifier: IEE Conf. Publ. 325

Keywords

radiowave propagation
antenna feeders
microwave measurement
attenuation measurement
fading

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Davies, RL, Simpson, A & McGeehan, JP 1990, Preliminary wireless propagation results at 1.7 GHz using a half wave dipole and a leaky feeder as the transmitting antenna. in Fifth International Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems, Cambridge. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), pp. 10 - 14, 5th Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1/07/90. <http://hdl.handle.net/1983/672>

Preliminary wireless propagation results at 1.7 GHz using a half wave dipole and a leaky feeder as the transmitting antenna. / Davies, RL; Simpson, A; McGeehan, JP.
Fifth International Conference on Radio Receivers and Associated Systems, Cambridge. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), 1990. p. 10 - 14.

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