Statistical characterization and simulation of a femtocell indoor radio channel

This paper presents the statistical analysis of measured propagation data in a femtocell indoor radio environment. Measurements were performed at 1.95 GHz with a 160 MHz channel bandwidth. Time domain sounding technique using PN-sequence with a matched filter was employed. Empirical and theoretical...

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Main Authors: Cal Braz, Joao A., Gonzalez C, Pedro V., Rodriguez R, Carlos V., Ramirez, Luiz, Hasselmann, Flavio, Gonsioroski, Leonardo H., da Silva Mello, Luiz, Matos, Leni J.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Analytical models
Channel modeling
Channel sounding
Data models
Delay
FDTD
femtocells
Finite difference methods
Materials
Receivers
Time domain analysis
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Summary:This paper presents the statistical analysis of measured propagation data in a femtocell indoor radio environment. Measurements were performed at 1.95 GHz with a 160 MHz channel bandwidth. Time domain sounding technique using PN-sequence with a matched filter was employed. Empirical and theoretical prediction using the Saleh - Valenzuela model and the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method, accelerated via GPU technology, were respectively carried out. So, a comparison between theoretical and experimental simulation is presented.
DOI:10.1109/IMOC.2011.6169409