Broadband Channel Characterization in Wooded Environment in the 26 GHz (5G) Band

EasyChair Preprint no. 3069

Abstract

The present work describes the use of a simulation model based on asymptotic methods (ray tracing) on the propagation of ultra-wideband radio signals in a densely-arborized urban channel. The model was validated and adjusted using data obtained from measurement campaigns in the millimeter-wave band in different locations. The simulation uses deterministic methods to predict the received power, XPD (depolarization), RMS delay spread and mean delay in a channel with a high density of scatterers (trees, buildings, and poles). Simulated signals were transmitted in the vertical and horizontal polarizations considering the non-specular reflection caused by rough surfaces and the effect of the height variation of the transmitter in outdoor channels.

Keyphrases: Millimeter waves, propagation model, ray tracing

@Booklet{EasyChair:3069,
  author = {Jean Carneiro da Silva and Diego Kasuo Nakata da Silva and Leslye Estefania Castro Eras and Nadson Welkson Pereira de Souza and André Felipe Souza da Cruz and Emanoel Costa},
  title = {Broadband Channel Characterization in Wooded Environment in the 26 GHz (5G) Band},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 3069},

  year = {EasyChair, 2020}}