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NTIA Report TR-93-292Wideband Propagation Measurements for Wireless Indoor CommunicationJanuary 1993Peter B. Papazian, Yeh Lo, Elizabeth E. Pol, Michael P. Roadifer, Thomas G. Hoople, and Robert J. Achatz |
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Abstract: Wideband impulse response measurements were made to character¬ize proposed radio data channels in three indoor environments. The mea¬surement system employed a 1.5 GHz carrier which was biphase shift key (BPSK) modulated using a 100 Mb/s pseudo-random code. By using a correlation receiver, the channel cophase and quadphase responses were measured and stored for later processing. Data processing included calcu¬lation of delay spread, correlation bandwidth (BW), and signal attenuation. The raw data are stored in binary form on tape and disk for further indoor propagation channel studies. |
Keywords: attenuation; BPSK; channel response; correlation bandwidth; delay spread; impulse response; indoor; propagation; radio; wideband |
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