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    Hata Model

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    This document contains Matlab code that models wireless signal propagation using free space path loss, ground reflection path loss, and the Hata propagation model. It calculates path loss values for distances from 100m to 5km and plots the results of the three models on the same graph to compare predicted path loss over distance. Key variables like transmit power, frequency, antenna heights and distance are defined and the path loss is calculated and converted to decibels for each model and plotted against distance.

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    This document contains Matlab code that models wireless signal propagation using free space path loss, ground reflection path loss, and the Hata propagation model. It calculates path loss values for distances from 100m to 5km and plots the results of the three models on the same graph to compare predicted path loss over distance. Key variables like transmit power, frequency, antenna heights and distance are defined and the path loss is calculated and converted to decibels for each model and plotted against distance.

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    This document contains Matlab code that models wireless signal propagation using free space path loss, ground reflection path loss, and the Hata propagation model. It calculates path loss values for distances from 100m to 5km and plots the results of the three models on the same graph to compare predicted path loss over distance. Key variables like transmit power, frequency, antenna heights and distance are defined and the path loss is calculated and converted to decibels for each model and plotted against distance.

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    This document contains Matlab code that models wireless signal propagation using free space path loss, ground reflection path loss, and the Hata propagation model. It calculates path loss values for distances from 100m to 5km and plots the results of the three models on the same graph to compare predicted path loss over distance. Key variables like transmit power, frequency, antenna heights and distance are defined and the path loss is calculated and converted to decibels for each model and plotted against distance.

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    clc;

    clear all;

    close all;

    pt=10^3;

    f=900*10^6;

    ht=30;

    hr=1;

    gt=2,gr=2;

    d=100:100:5000;

    lam=3*10^8/f;

    #free space

    pr=(pt*gt*gr*lam*lam)./((4*pi.*d).^2);

    prdb=10*log10(pr);

    #ground reflection

    pg=(pt*gt*ht^2*hr^2)./((d).^4);

    pgdb=10*log10(pg);

    #plot(d,prdb,'r',d,pgdb,'g');

    #hata model

    ahr=(1.1*log10(900)-0.7)*hr-(1.56*log10(900)-0.8);

    loss=69.55+26.16*log10(900)-ahr-13.82*log10(ht)+(44.9-6.55*log10(ht))*log10(d/1000);

    ptdb=10*log10(pt);

    phdb=ptdb-loss;

    plot(d/1000,prdb,'r',d/1000,pgdb,'g',d/1000,phdb,'b');

    xlabel('Distance (Km)');

    ylabel('Recived power(db)');

    title('Recived Power VS Distance');

    legend(first='Free space', second='Ground Reflection', third='Hata model');


    clc;

    clear all;

    close all;

    pt=10^3;

    f=900*10^6;

    ht=30;

    hr=1;

    gt=2,gr=2;

    d=100:100:5000;

    lam=3*10^8/f;

    ptdb=10*log10(pt);

    #free space
    pr=(pt*gt*gr*lam*lam)./((4*pi.*d).^2);

    prdb=10*log10(pr);

    pldb=ptdb-prdb;

    #ground reflection

    pg=(pt*gt*ht^2*hr^2)./((d).^4);

    pgdb=10*log10(pg);

    pgldb=ptdb-pgdb;

    #hata model

    ahr=(1.1*log10(900)-0.7)*hr-(1.56*log10(900)-0.8);

    loss=69.55+26.16*log10(900)-ahr-13.82*log10(ht)+(44.9-6.55*log10(ht))*log10(d/1000);

    plot(d/1000,pldb,'r',d/1000,pgldb,'g',d/1000,loss,'b');

    xlabel('Distance (Km)');

    ylabel('Path loss(db)');

    title('Path Loss VS Distance');

    legend(first='Free space', second='Ground Reflection', third='Hata model');

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