File Size : 3514 Kbyte
Approximate download time:
hoursminutesseconds
Building Penetration Loss Measurements at 900 MHz, 11.4 GHz, and 28.8 GHz.
National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Boulder, CO. Inst. for Telecommunication Sciences.
ProductType: Technical report
NTIS Order Number: PB94-204781




 
Media Count: N/A
Date: May 1994
Author: K. C. Allen N. DeMinco J. R. Hoffman Y. Lo P. B. Papazian

The feasibility of using radio frequencies in the super high frequency (SHF) band (3-30 GHz) for Personal Communications Services (PCS) in buildings depends on the multipath within the structure and the amount of attenuation experienced by the electromagn ...

Report Number: NTIA-94-306
Contract Number: N/A
Project Number: N/A
Grant Number: N/A
Task Number: N/A
NTIS announcement issue: 9422

"N/A" indicates no data is available for this field.

NTIS Customers Who Bought This Item Also Purchased

Propagation Loss Study and Antenna Design for the Micro-Remotely Powered Vehicle (MRPV).

Diffraction Analysis and Tactical Applications of Signal Propagation Over Rough Terrain.

Diorganogallium Beta-Diketonates and Their Lewis Acid-Base Adducts. Crystal and Molecular Structures of Mes2Ga(hfac) and Me2Ga(hfac).NC5H5.

Rough Surface Propagation Effects at Wallops Island, February-April 1994.

Pulp from conventional and non-conventional biomass: Industrial feasibility.

Wireless Communication Spectrum Guidelines for ITS.

Display of Short Text Messages on Automotive HUDs: Effects of Driving Workload and Message Location.

Statistical Abstract of the United States, 2001 (121st Edition). Softcover Edition.

North American Industry Classification System, 2002 (Hardbound).

Building Penetration Measurements from Low-Height Base Stations at 912, 1920, and 5990 MHz.