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    Cal Des BSC X Rep Nova Pathloss Fiz - Ficou Sem Fatores de Chuva

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    The document contains technical specifications for two radio communication sites including their elevation, location coordinates, antenna details, frequency used, path length between the sites, expected signal losses, and fade margins. Site 1 is at an elevation of 863.77m and Site 2 is at 568.56m. Both sites use the same radio models operating at 7500MHz with a transmit power of 0.13 watts and expected receive signal of -46.67dBm.

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    The document contains technical specifications for two radio communication sites including their elevation, location coordinates, antenna details, frequency used, path length between the sites, expected signal losses, and fade margins. Site 1 is at an elevation of 863.77m and Site 2 is at 568.56m. Both sites use the same radio models operating at 7500MHz with a transmit power of 0.13 watts and expected receive signal of -46.67dBm.

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    Site 1 Site 2

    Elevation (m) 863.77 568.56


    Latitude 12 00 58.40 S 12 11 49.29 S
    Longitude 042 36 27.70 W 042 30 06.03 W
    True azimuth (°) 150.02 330.00
    Vertical angle (°) -0.76 0.60

    Antenna model VHP4-71 VHP4-71


    Antenna height (m) 30.00 50.00
    Antenna gain (dBi) 36.40 36.40

    Other TX loss (dB) 1.50 1.50


    Other RX loss (dB) 1.50 1.50

    Frequency (MHz) 7500.00


    Polarization Horizontal
    Path length (km) 23.09
    Free space loss (dB) 137.24
    Atmospheric absorption loss (dB) 0.23
    Net path loss (dB) 67.67 67.67

    Radio model 9470AWY016-16E1 9470AWY016-16E1


    TX power (watts) 0.13 0.13
    TX power (dBm) 21.00 21.00
    EIRP (dBm) 55.90 55.90
    Emission designator 14MOD7W 14MOD7W
    RX threshold criteria BER 10-6 BER 10-6
    RX threshold level (dBm) -83.00 -83.00

    RX signal (dBm) -46.67 -46.67


    Thermal fade margin (dB) 36.33 36.33

    Geoclimatic factor 6.32E-06


    Path inclination (mr) 11.92
    Fade occurrence factor (Po) 8.55E-04

    Rain region ITU Region N

    sáb, mai 29 2010


    BSC x VRZN-RNOVA.pl4
    Reliability Method - ITU-R P.530-7/8
    Rain - ITU-R P530-7

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