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Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves Information Measure Channel Capacity and Ideal Communication Systems
Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves Information Measure Channel Capacity and Ideal Communication Systems
Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves Information Measure Channel Capacity and Ideal Communication Systems
INTRODUCTION
Huseyin Bilgekul
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Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Eastern Mediterranean University
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Frequency Bands
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named as D, E, F1 and F2 .
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GROUND-WAVE PROPAGATION
Dominant mode of propagation for frequencies below 2 MHz.
Diffraction of the wave causes the wave to propagate along the
surface of the earth.
This propagation mode is used in AM Radio Broadcasting.
Diffraction of waves in D layer helps propagation along the surface of
earth.
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SKY-WAVE PROPAGATION
Dominant mode of propagation for EM waves in the
frequency range of 2 MHz to 30 MHz.
Long coverage is obtained by reflection of wave at the
ionosphere and at the Earths boundary.
This mode is used in HF band International Broadcasting
(Shortwave Radio).
Sky-wave propagation is caused primarily by reflection
from the F layer (90 to 250 miles in altitude).
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SKY-WAVE PROPAGATION
The refraction index of the ionosphere can be approximated as
Where,
n -- Refractive index,
N -- Free electron density (number of electrons/m 3) ( ~ 1010/m3)
f -- Frequency of the wave (Hz).
nr Sin r = ni Sin i
Waves will be bent back to earth. Ionosphere acts as a reflector. Transmitting
station will have coverage areas along the surface of earth.
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LOS Calculations
Lets assume
d 2 r 2 (r h) 2
or d 2 2rh h 2
d 2rh
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Measuring Information
Definition: Information Measure (Ij)
The information sent from a digital source (Ij) when the jth
massage is transmitted is given by:
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Measuring Information
Definition: Average Information (H)
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Measuring Information-Example1.1
Find the information content of message that consists of a digital word
12 digits long in which each digit may take on one of four possible levels.
The probability of sending any of the four levels is assumed to be equal,
and the level in any digit does not depend on the values taken on by
pervious digits.
Answer:
Possible combinations of 12 digits ( # of possible messages) = 4 12
Because each level is equally likely,
all different words are equally likely.
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Answer: No!
DIMENSIONALITY THEOREM for Digital Signalling:
Nyquist showed that if a pulse represents one bit of data,
noninterfering pulses can be sent over a channel no faster than 2B
pulses/s, where B is the channel bandwidth.
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Problems
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Problems
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