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This equation is only accurate in the far field where COST-231 Walfisch-Ikegami model is an extension
spherical spreading can be assumed. It does not hold of COST Hata model. It can be used for frequencies
good when receiver is close to the transmitter. above 2000 MHz.
Line of Site(LOS) path loss is given by following
2.4 Cost 231 Hata Model formula
PL=42.64+26log(d)+20 log (f) -------------(14)
The COST-Hata-Model is the most often
cited of the COST 231 models[5]. Also called the For NLOS condition, the path loss is given by
Hata Model PCS Extension, it is a radio propagation PL=Lo+Lrts+Lmsd -------------(15)
model that extends the Hata Model (which in turn is where
based on the Okumura Model) to cover a more Lo is the attenuation in free space and is described as:
elaborated range of frequencies. COST is a European Lo=32.45+20 log(d)+20log(f) ---------------(16)
Union Forum for cooperative scientific research Lrts represents diffraction from rooftop to street and is
which has developed this model accordingly to defined as: Lrts= 16.9 10 log w + 10 log f +
various experiments and researches. 20 log hb hm + Lori --------(17)
Coverage
Frequency: 150 MHz to 2000 MHz Here Lori is a function of the orientation of the
Mobile Station Antenna Height: 1 up to 10m antenna relative to the street a (in degrees) and is
Base station Antenna Height: 30m to 200m defined as:
Link Distance: 1 up to 30 km Lori= -10+0.354 a for 0<a<35 -------------(18)
(environment). The defaults values given by the mentioned previously for rural, suburban and urban
Ericsson model are shown in Table 2.3 environments. The results show that in general the
SUI and the COST-231 Hata model over-predict the
path loss in all environments. The ECC-33 model
Table 2.3 Values of , , shows the best results, especially in urban
Area/paramete ao a1 a2 a3
environments [2]. They comparison of propagation
rs
urban 36.2 30.2 1 0.
models is also being done in [10] & [11].
2 1
suburban 43.2 68.9 1 0. IV SPM INVESTIGATION METHODOLOGY
0 3 2 1
rural 45.9 100. 1 0. Our research question is to find out the radio
5 6 2 1 propagation model which will give us the least path
loss in a particular terrain. The main problem is that
III LITERATURE SURVEY LTE is using 1900 MHz and 2100 MHz frequency
bands in different regions of the world. In some
LTE is well positioned to meet the regions, frequencies of 700 MHz, 1800 MHz and
requirements of next-generation mobile networks for 2600 MHz are also considered for LTE. For these
existing 3GPP operators. It will enable operators to frequency bands, many different radio propagation
offer high performance, mass market mobile models are available that can be used in different
broadband services, through a combination of high terrains like urban, dense urban, suburban, rural etc.
bit-rates and system throughput, in both the uplink We will make a comparison between different radio
and downlink and with low latency [3]. A propagation models and find out the model that is
comprehensive set of propagation measurements best suitable in a particular terrain. The comparison is
taken at 3.5 GHz in Cambridge, UK is used to made on the basis of path loss, antenna height and
validate the applicability of the three models transmission frequency.
V RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 1900 MHz & 2100 MHz respectively. Similarly,
Figure 4 & Figure 5 are for Okumura model for 1900
In our simulation, two different operating MHz & 2100 MHz respectively. In Figure 6, the path
frequencies 1900 MHz & 2100 MHz are used. The loss for COST 231 Hata model for 1900 MHz is
average building height is fixed to 15 m while the shown. In Figure 7 & Figure 8, path loss for COST
building to building distance is 50 m and street width Walfisch-Ikegami Model is depicted for the same two
is 25 m. All the remaining parameters used in our frequencies.
simulations are described in Table 5.1. Almost all the
propagation models are available to be used both in Observations:
LOS & NLOS environments. In our simulations, to 1. SPM model has the lowest path loss in all
make the scenario more practical, NLOS is used in types of environments for 2100 MHz. shown
urban, suburban & rural conditions. But LOS in Fig.1,Fig.3,Fig.5.
condition is being considered for rural area in COST 2. SPM model has the lowest path loss in all
231 W-I model because it did not provide any types of environments for 1900 MHz.
specific parameters for rural area [11]. shown in Fig.2,Fig.4 & Fig.6
3. SUI model has a consistent path loss in all
The empirical formulas of path loss types of environments but higher
calculation as described in the earlier section are used when compared with SPM
and the path loss is plotted against the distance for
different frequencies & different BS heights. Figure 2
& Figure 3 shows the path loss for SUI model for
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All other models which are not including terrain higher path loss prediction than SPM model.
specifications such as K- parameters are having
Table 5.2 Comparison of various RPMs for different areas*
Loss/Areas Frequency URBAN SUBURBAN RURAL
MHz
Free Space 2100 98.895-128.4368 98.8944 - 128.4368 98.8944 -128.4368
Loss 1900 98.0251-27.5675 98.0251-27.5675 98.0251-27.5675
COST-231 2100 138.8196- 190.8510 133.7298 -185.7611 133.7298 -185.7611
HATA 1900 137.34-189.3775 132.336-184.3672 132.336-184.3672
COST-231 W I 2100 130.9086 - 297.8233 122.1332 -178.2638 109.0444 - 147.4495
1900 128.5657-95.4804 120.9496-77.0802 108.175-146.5802
ERICSSON 2100 145.4490 -190.2762 131.6178 -233.6540 134.3678 -283.1844
9999 1900 143- 188.5502 130.0996-32.1357 132.85-281.6662
SUI 2100 127.2581 - 188.0663 101.61 - 166.6540 124.8581 - 185.6663
1900 126.128-186.9362 100.331-164.9555 123.728-184.5362
SPM 2100 76.0901 -193.1187 45.1728 - 97.2042 52.773 138.926
Fig.1 Urban-2100MHz
Fig.2 Urban-1900MHz