Title :
The design of multipoint video distribution systems
Author :
Dilworth, Ian J.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electron. Syst. Eng., Essex Univ., Colchester, UK
Abstract :
One of the central design parameters required for the planning of future MVDS broadcasting is the minimum allowable terrestrial spacing of coverage areas to allow interference-free frequency re-use. The aim of the Essex/DTI project is to set up a 41 GHz experiment over coastal terrain which will simulate a path likely to experience meteorological conditions leading to anomalous millimetric propagation. The results will allow statistical data to be gathered so that the likely mutual interference between copolarised MVDS´s can be measured and design criteria established. It is hoped to add a cross-polarised receive chain to provide similar information for the evaluation of interference between cross-polarised systems
Keywords :
frequency allocation; microwave links; radiowave propagation; television broadcasting; television interference; 41 GHz; EHF; MVDS broadcasting; anomalous millimetric propagation; coastal terrain; design; frequency re-use; meteorological conditions; multipoint video distribution systems; mutual interference; planning; terrestrial spacing of coverage areas;
Conference_Titel :
MVDS: The Way Forward, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London