Definition of parameters readiness and channel capacity of millimeter wave range
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https://doi.org/10.30837/rt.2019.4.199.05Keywords:
subscriber access line, transport network, radio wave propagation conditions, availability ratio, precipitation rate, channel capacity, modulation and coding scheme.Abstract
The paper is devoted to the problem of using the next generation 5G millimeter radio waves (MM DV) in wireless communication systems. The aim of the work is to clarify the calculation method and estimate the readiness parameters and performance of communication channels in the millimeter wavelength range when deploying 5G communication network segments in various climatic zones of Ukraine. The paper presents the model and practical results of estimating the budget of the communication line, on the basis of which the achievable distances between the transmitter and the receiver for various climatic zones of Ukraine are determined. A theoretical assessment of the achievable information transfer rates based on the Shannon communication channel capacity is given, and an estimate of the practically achievable data transfer rates for various segments of the information transmission network for IEEE 802.11ad standard equipment using various modulation and coding schemes (MCS) is given.References
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