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Radio Frequency Propagation Made Easy

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Electrical and Computer Engineering Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-11394-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-11393-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Dec 4, 2014

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Introduction to Radio Frequency

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 1 –18

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Free Space Propagation

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 19 –26

[Electromagnetic waves differ in energy according to their wavelength. Their ability to propagate is also different in different propagation environments. In free space (vacuum) they are characterized by their ability to propagate without obstruction and without atmospheric effects. The path loss...
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Multipath Propagation

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 27 –38

[Multipath propagation is due to reflection, diffraction and scattering of radio waves caused by obstructions along the path of transmission as shown in Fig. 3.1.]
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Empirical Propagation Models

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 39 –47

[The empirical models are based on extensive experimental data and statistical analysis which enable us to compute the received signal level in a given propagation medium. Many commercially available computer aided prediction tools are based on these models.]
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Statistical Analysis in RF Engineering

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 49 –67

[Statistics is the s study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data. For Radio Frequency (RF) engineering it involves live air data collection as a function of distance. Since multipath propagation is fuzzy owing to numerous RF barriers, uneven terrain,...
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Radio Frequency Coverage: The Cell

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 69 –87

[The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) provides licenses to operate cellular communication systems over given band of frequencies. These bands of frequencies are finite and have to be reused to provide services to other geographic areas. Since a number of different technologies are...
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Global RF & Co2 Pollution: Transition to Green Cellular Technology

Faruque, Saleh

Pages: 89 –103

[Cell phone towers emit radio frequencies (RF) 24 h a day and we absorb them continuously. We also absorb RF from the cell phone when we use it, indicating possible public health issues. These cell phone towers, owned and operated by service providers, use power 24 h a day. Consequently, power...

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