DocumentCode
2762652
Title
Channel modelling of short-range radio links at 60 GHz for mobile intervehicle communication
Author
Schafer, Wolfgang
Author_Institution
DLR German Aerosp. Res. Establ., Inst. for Commun. Technol., Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany
fYear
1991
fDate
19-22 May 1991
Firstpage
314
Lastpage
319
Abstract
Within the European PROMETHEUS research program, the DLR has the task of investigating the 60 GHz link and developing a channel model. Some propagation effects for the intervehicle radio link, such as power law with distance, oxygen and rain absorption, edge diffraction, and frequency- and time-selectivity, are theoretically examined. The simple two-path propagation model is analyzed for this application and compared with measurement results. The model is then expanded to multipath propagation and compared with a measurement. The minima of the two-path model are filled up by the multipath signal, but the fade durations are still on the order of the suggested packet length
Keywords
electromagnetic wave absorption; electromagnetic wave diffraction; fading; mobile radio systems; radio links; radiowave propagation; rain; telecommunication channels; 60 GHz; DLR; EHF; Europe; O2; PROMETHEUS research program; channel model; distance; edge diffraction; fade durations; frequency selectivity; measurement results; mobile intervehicle communication; multipath propagation; multipath signal; packet length; power law; propagation effects; radiowave propagation; rain absorption; short-range radio links; time-selectivity; two-path propagation model; Cities and towns; Communications technology; Electromagnetic wave absorption; Frequency; Microwave communication; Mobile communication; Radio link; Rain; Road transportation; Vehicle safety;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Vehicular Technology Conference, 1991. Gateway to the Future Technology in Motion., 41st IEEE
Conference_Location
St. Louis, MO
ISSN
1090-3038
Print_ISBN
0-87942-582-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/VETEC.1991.140501
Filename
140501
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