Base station antenna height (h,) 200 m Mobile antenna height (h,) 3 m Frequency (f) 500 MHz Distance between antennas (d) 10 km Average angle of slope 0m 10 miliradians Terrain undulation height An 50m (near bottom of undulation) %3D Base station gain (G,) and mobile (G.) 10 dB and 2dB Power transmitted (P,) 50 dBm Mobile is located in a suburban area. Find the predicted power received using Okumura model. II II II

Base station antenna height (h,) 200 m Mobile antenna height (h,) 3 m Frequency (f) 500 MHz Distance between antennas (d) 10 km Average angle of slope 0m 10 miliradians Terrain undulation height An 50m (near bottom of undulation) %3D Base station gain (G,) and mobile (G.) 10 dB and 2dB Power transmitted (P,) 50 dBm Mobile is located in a suburban area. Find the predicted power received using Okumura model. II II II

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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