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How do I calculate free space path loss of a cell site?

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How do I calculate free space path loss of a cell site
 

Re: Free Space path loss

dcummins said:
How do I calculate free space path loss of a cell site
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Free space loss formula is given by: Loss(db) = 32.4 +20 log(d)+20log(f)
where

d is the distance between transmitter and receiver given in Km
f is the frequency given in MHz

This is just the free space loss if you are interested in the complete model, consult Rappaport book.

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Re: Free Space path loss

claudiocamera said:
dcummins said:
How do I calculate free space path loss of a cell site
Click to expand...

Free space loss formula is given by: Loss(db) = 32.4 +20 log(d)+20log(f)
where

d is the distance between transmitter and receiver given in Km
f is the frequency given in MHz

This is just the free space loss if you are interested in the complete model, consult Rappaport book.

Regards
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it's also can be calculated as following, am I right?

Path Loss (db) = 92.45 + 20 log(d) + 20log(f)

where

d is the distance between transmitter and receiver given in Km
f is the frequency given in GHz

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thank you.
 

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I was wondering if you could help me . I am simulating a processed (carrying info) time domain signal which travels like 900m away to a receiver. I want the received signal to be effected by pathloss in time domain, how can i do that. its a very simple question , i am using matlab
 

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