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6.2 PathLossModel
To. evaluate. the. total. path. loss. and. satisfy. the. coverage. performance,. a.
path.loss.model,.based.on.the.Joint.Technical.Committee.(JTC).model.with.
some.modifications,.was.employed.to.adapt.for.the.WLL.system.[23]..In.this.
model,.the.power.loss.caused.by.multiple.diffractions.from.rows.of.building.
can.be.neglected.because.a.directional.antenna.is.used.as.the.WLL.repeater.
antenna..This.type.of.antennae.is.capable.of.improving.the.received.signal.
strength.
Since. WLL. systems. are. established. for. fixed. users,. there. is. no. mobil-
ity.effect..Assuming.that.the.WLL.base.station.antenna.is.located.above.
the. rooftop. levels. of. all. buildings. (see
.
Figure 6.1
)
,. the. total. path. loss. is.
expressed.as
L
=
L
+
L
.
(6.1)
.
1
2
with.the.path.loss.due.to.free.space.
L
1
and.the.diffraction.loss.from.rooftop.
to.street.
L
2
given.by
λ
π
.
(6.2)
L
=
20 log
4
R
.
and
2
λ
π
1
1
L
=
10 log
θ
−
.
(6.3)
2
2
2
r
2
π + θ
.
2
(
)
where.
= ∆ +
,.λ.is.the.wavelength,.
R
.is.the.dis-
tance.between.the.WLL.base.station.and.the.repeater,.
d
.is.the.horizontal.
distance. between. the. WLL. repeater. and. the. diffraction. edge,. and. Δ
h
r
. is.
the. height. difference. between. the. rooftop. level. and. the. WLL. repeater.
antenna.
The. paths. of. radio. propagation. can. be. seen. in
.
Figure 6.1
.
. To. satisfy. the.
coverage.performance.of.each.grid,
−
1
∆
h
d
.and.
r
h
d
2
θ =
tan (
)
r
r
P G G L P
+
+
−
≥
.
.
(6.4)
b
r
r
where.
P
0
.is.the.WLL.base.station.transmission.power.(dBm),.
G
b
.is.the.WLL.
base.station.antenna.gain.(dBi),.
G
r
.is.the.WLL.repeater.antenna.gain.used.on.
the.grid.considered.(dBi),.
L
.is.the.total.path.loss.(dB),.and.
P
r
.is.the.required.
minimum.received.signal.strength.at.the.WLL.repeater.(dBm).
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