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Lab 8
Lab 8.1 – Practice questions on Wireless Channel.
Question 1
Use the Okumura–Hata model to compute the path loss in dB for a suburban environment, with fc =
900 MHz, ht = 45 m, hr = 3 m, and d = 5 km.
{show your working}
{
L
dB
(
urban small
/
medium city
)
=
69.55
+
26.16log
f
c
−
13.82log
h
t
−
A
(
h
r
)
+
(
44.9
−
6.55log
h
t
)
log
d
Where:
A(
h
r
¿
: Correction factor for mobile unit antenna height
A
(
h
r
)
=
(
1.1log
f
c
−
0.7
)
h
r
−
(
1.56 log
f
c
−
0.8
)
dB
With frequency in MHz, heights in meters, and distance in Km}
Answer: LdB(urban) = 143.95 dB
LdB(suburban) = 134.01dB
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Question 2
Determine the height of an antenna for a TV station that must be able to reach customers up to 80 km
away. Use the Okumura–Hata model for a rural environment with fc = 76 MHz and hr = 1.5 m.
Transmit power is 150 kW and received power must be greater than 10
-13
W.
{
P
t
P
r
=
(
4
πfd
)
2
c
2
&
d
=
3.57
(
√
K h
1
+
√
K h
2
)
}
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