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2010-07-28
Estimation for Small-Scale Fading Characteristics of RF Wireless Link Under Railway Communication Environment Using Integrative Modeling Technique.
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Shi Pu,

    Dr. Shi Pu

    Institute of Lightwave Technology

    Beijing Jiaotong University

    China

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Jun-Hong Wang,

    Dr. Jun-Hong Wang

    Key Lab of All Optical Network and Advanced Telecommunication Network of EMC

    Beijing Jiaotong University

    China

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Zhan Zhang

    Dr. Zhan Zhang

    School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Nanyang Technological University

    Singapore

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 106, 395-417, 2010
doi:10.2528/PIER10042806
Abstract
The small-scale fading behavior in common wireless communication systems can be predicted by a series of propagation models. Although these types of models are feasible and effective for the situations of transmitting/receiving (Tx/Rx) antennas in relatively open surrounding environments, they are unable to address the coupling between the antenna and environment. In order to overcome this difficulty, a full-wave numerical method is applied in terms of the advantage in considering the interaction between complicated environments and the Tx/Rx antennas, and it can take into account the effect of the interaction on signals. In this paper, an integrative modeling technique involving FDTD method, two-path propagation model and multi-path statistical distribution model is presented, which combines the deterministic and statistical methods. For achieving reliable communication especially in high-speed railway environment, high sampling rate and adequate sampling points are needed for analyzing the propagation properties of the radio frequency (RF) link. This can be easily achieved by the integrative modeling technique, and the output voltage and current of train antenna under the illumination of base-station (BS) antenna along the railway can be given in detail. Results obtained from the integrative simulation for three different multi-path statistical distribution models are presented and analyzed.
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Shi Pu, Jun-Hong Wang, and Zhan Zhang, "Estimation for Small-Scale Fading Characteristics of RF Wireless Link Under Railway Communication Environment Using Integrative Modeling Technique.," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 106, 395-417, 2010.
doi:10.2528/PIER10042806
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