Time and Frequency Dispersion Parameters Measurements at 1.88 GHz in a Vegetated Channel
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With an implemented STDCC wideband sounding technique, a vegetated environment was sounded in 1.88 GHz and the mobile radio signal dispersion was characterized. For this, the data acquired from the measurements were processed and the time and frequency dispersion parameters were calculated and provided. So, this article intends to empirically characterize the wideband behavior of a vegetated channel for future modeling.
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J. Matos, L., & L. Siqueira, G. (2015). Time and Frequency Dispersion Parameters Measurements at 1.88 GHz in a Vegetated Channel. Journal of Communication and Information Systems, 24(1). https://doi.org/10.14209/jcis.2009.4
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