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5th March 2007 at 05:30 #46781sourabh khatriGuest
Hi
can anybody tell me on which factors our antenna height in a microwave links depends on… an how could we calculate a antenna height..?
Plz tell me the answer on write2khatri@yahoo.com
30th May 2007 at 11:44 #46782RafiGuestLine of sight is the most important factor which depends upon many factors like surrounding area(open/suburban/urban/roads.
31st May 2007 at 15:17 #46783grahamGuestall depends on height of mast if its not high enough does not matter about minimum dish height.
31st May 2007 at 16:02 #46784yashGuestwhich antenna has a high coverage area (900,1800) &through what relation?
31st May 2007 at 16:49 #46785PixGuestHi Yash,
It is not about the antenna, but rather the frequency band of the antenna ! You can find the formula here :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-space_loss
relation : Free space lossyou’ll see that 900MHz provides twice more rx power at the same distance (twice the power = +3dB).
Furthermore, 900MHz tends to get less attenuation from obstacles (such as buildings, windows, trees, etc.), so it covers further away.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hata_Model_for_Urban_Areas
relation : Okumura Hata, Radio propagation, etc…1st June 2007 at 05:16 #46786TufailGuestHi All,
Antenna height of Microwave antenna depends upon the path profile of the link.
you need to calc all hi building, tree, any obstacle ht with ther coordinates under da LOS. and after that used some pathloss input ur frequency and all obstable ht n ther AMSl.
da software will cal da antenna ht.
rgds
Tufail2nd June 2007 at 17:59 #46787yashGuestTHANKS
what is the purpose of surgearester in BTS
21st June 2007 at 10:49 #46788Navdeep SinghGuestplease consider the AMSL above mean sea level for calculation of hieght of the antenna at each location.that will be accurate formula to calculate the hieght of the microwave site.
9th August 2007 at 07:23 #46789Imran SabirGuestThe antennas centre line calculation is done on the basis of three things.
1)AMSL of the critical point between the two sites
2)K factor you chose for the link
3)Fresnel zone clearanceWhen you add all these three criterias it will give you the optimized height of your microwave antenna.
11th August 2007 at 08:58 #46790Sachin DangeGuestWhat should be the distance of the BTS from a Petrol Storage Tank.
15th August 2007 at 16:16 #46791Robert EspirituGuestHi
can anybody tell me on which factors our antenna height in a microwave links depends on… and how could we calculate a antenna height..?
16th August 2007 at 05:59 #46792koushGuestAttenuation:
Less freq >> Less attenuation
More freq >> More attenuationBreak point:
Small freq >> high B point
High freq >> Low B point
B.point= h1*h2/lampdaAlso you relation on fresnel-zone & propagation slope.
21st August 2007 at 08:20 #46793jacobGuestif you referring for mwave installation is one for LOS first and designed. like the one said its the frequency,fresnel and what
the climatic factor and types of mwave u will install4th September 2007 at 06:55 #46794sharjeelGuesthiiiiiiiiiii to all…
kindly can you tell me that what is meant by fresenl’s zone… in detail…
thanx
with regards4th September 2007 at 08:57 #46795pixGuesthellooooo 🙂
you will find plenty of information on google :
for instance :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresnel_zone“To maximize receiver strength, one needs to minimize the effect of the out of phase signals by removing obstacles from the RF Line of Sight (RF LoS). The strongest signals are on the direct line between transmitter and receiver and always lie in the 1st Fresnel Zone.”
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