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| author | Abbasi, Naveed A. Pal, Tathagat Arana, Kelvin Vasudevan, Vikram Gomez-Ponce, Jorge Nam, Young-Han Zhang, Charlie Molisch, Andreas F. |
| author_facet | Abbasi, Naveed A. Pal, Tathagat Arana, Kelvin Vasudevan, Vikram Gomez-Ponce, Jorge Nam, Young-Han Zhang, Charlie Molisch, Andreas F. |
| contents | Growing demand for high data rates is driving interest in the upper mid-band (FR 3) spectrum (6-24 GHz). While some propagation measurements exist in literature, the impact of vegetation on link performance remains under-explored. This study examines vegetation-induced losses in an urban scenario across 6-18 GHz. A simple method for calculating vegetation depth is introduced, along with a model that quantifies additional attenuation based on vegetation depth and frequency, divided into 1 GHz sub-bands. We see that excess vegetation loss increases with vegetation depth and higher frequencies. These findings provide insights for designing reliable, foliage-aware communication networks in FR 3. |
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| spellingShingle | An Ultra-Wideband Study of Vegetation Impact on Upper Midband / FR3 Communication Abbasi, Naveed A. Pal, Tathagat Arana, Kelvin Vasudevan, Vikram Gomez-Ponce, Jorge Nam, Young-Han Zhang, Charlie Molisch, Andreas F. Signal Processing Systems and Control Growing demand for high data rates is driving interest in the upper mid-band (FR 3) spectrum (6-24 GHz). While some propagation measurements exist in literature, the impact of vegetation on link performance remains under-explored. This study examines vegetation-induced losses in an urban scenario across 6-18 GHz. A simple method for calculating vegetation depth is introduced, along with a model that quantifies additional attenuation based on vegetation depth and frequency, divided into 1 GHz sub-bands. We see that excess vegetation loss increases with vegetation depth and higher frequencies. These findings provide insights for designing reliable, foliage-aware communication networks in FR 3. |
| title | An Ultra-Wideband Study of Vegetation Impact on Upper Midband / FR3 Communication |
| topic | Signal Processing Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.17864 |