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SM/XF
1999-02-16
Abstract: This document gives some of the common receiver performance figures that sometimes are requested during the tender process. 1 INTERFERENCE SENSITIVITY Below are given typical CIR [dB] for 3 dB degradation of BER 10-6 thresholds. ,QWHUIHUHG GDWD UDWH 0ESV [ ,QWHUIHULQJ I 0+] GDWD UDWH 0ESV 2x2 17 -6 4x2/8 17 9 2x8/8x2 16 13 34+2/17x2 13 12 2x2 17 16 4x2/8 17 15 2x8/8x2 17 15 34+2/17x2 15 14 2x2 17 17 4x2/8 17 17 2x8/8x2 17 17 34+2/17x2 17 16 2x2 17 17 4x2/8 17 17 2x8/8x2 17 17 34+2/17x2 17 17
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-39 -16 -34 2 -12 -23 10 5 -2 -26 -50 -6 -27 -41 7 -6 -18 12 8 2 17 -15 -45 16 2 -22 16 10 -6 15 11 10 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 16 17 17 15
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For guaranteed values: add 2 dB to figures above. For 1 dB degradation of 10-6 threshold: add 4 dB to figures above. For degradation of BER=10-3 thresholds: subtract 4 dB
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Uppgjord (ven faktaansvarig om annan) - Qrhrqhyiwrprviyrvsur Nr - I
SM/XF
1999-02-16
NOISE FIGURE Some interference calculation models use the receiver noise figures. Typical noise figures are: MINI-LINK 7 E: MINI-LINK 8 E: MINI-LINK 15 E: MINI-LINK 18 E: 6 dB 6 dB 7 dB 7 dB (duplex <750MHz) 8 dB (duplex >750 MHz) MINI-LINK 23 E: MINI-LINK 26 E: MINI-LINK 38 E: 8 dB 9 dB 12 dB
NOISE BANDWIDTH Some selective fading prediction models and some interference calculation models use the receiver RF/IF banddwidths. Typical noise bandwidths are: 2.5 MHz for 2x2 Mbps 5 MHz for 4x2/8 Mbps 9.9 MHz for 2x8/8x2 Mbps 21 MHz for 34+2/17x2 Mbps
IMAGE FREQUENCY REJECTION This parameter is sometimes requested. The image frequency rejection is >70 dB for all the radios within MINI-LINK E.
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Uppgjord (ven faktaansvarig om annan) - Qrhrqhyiwrprviyrvsur Nr - I
SM/XF
1999-02-16
SIGNATURE FACTOR The signature factor is sometimes used when predicting the selective fading probability. This parameter is dependent on the equipment siganture performance as well as on the path length and it is assumed that the signature is symmetric. The exact formula is described in ITU-R Report 784-3. The signature factor, =W*10 LINK E equipment:
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Signature Factor BER 10-3 BER 10-6 0.053 0.075 0.19 0.3 0.71 1.05 2.82 4.2
THERMAL NOISE The typical thermal noise level for the receiver is (measured in dBm):
8-E 17 dB 13 dB
15-E 17 dB 13 dB
18-E 17 dB 13 dB
23-E 17 dB 13 dB
26-E 17 dB 13 dB
38-E 17 dB 13 dB
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Uppgjord (ven faktaansvarig om annan) - Qrhrqhyiwrprviyrvsur Nr - I
SM/XF
1999-02-16
8 8.1
EB/N0 THEORETICAL SUMMARY The Bit energy, Eb , is defined as the energy received in a binary digit.
Tb
Eb=P*Tb=P/R,
Noise power [dBm] = 10 log kTB + NF=-174+10logB+NF, where NF is the noise figure
-23 k= 1.38*10 = Bolzmanns constant (Joule/K)
T =290K , K is unit of temperature (Kelvin) B = Noise bandwidth N0 = Noise power/Hz (dBm/Hz) = -174+NF Eb/N0= C/ N0*R Where C is the signal power level at a specific BER (Eb/N0)dB=C dB-(-174+NF dB+RdB) (Eb/N0)dB=C dB+174-NF dB-RdB)
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Uppgjord (ven faktaansvarig om annan) - Qrhrqhyiwrprviyrvsur Nr - I
SM/XF
1999-02-16
8.2
CURVE FOR BER V/S EB/N0 This curve describes how the BER value varies with the received signal. The received level is here described in terms of Bit energy to Noise Density ratio (Eb/N0).
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