Measurement and Simulation Results of the Indoor Radio Channel at 60 GHz

This paper presents the characterization of the propagation channel at 60 GHz in a meeting room. This characterization was done using measurements and simulations. From measurements we provide the angular received power and the path loss using a vector network analyzer (VNA) operating on 2 GHz bandw...

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Published in2021 IEEE Conference on Antenna Measurements & Applications (CAMA) pp. 566 - 569
Main Authors Hajj, Marwan El, Zaharia, Gheorghe, Zein, Ghais El, Farhat, Hanna, Sadek, Sawsan
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 15.11.2021
Subjects
60 GHz
angle of arrival
Array signal processing
Biological system modeling
Communication systems
indoor radio propagation
measurement
Network analyzers
path loss
Position measurement
Power measurement
Simulation
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Summary:This paper presents the characterization of the propagation channel at 60 GHz in a meeting room. This characterization was done using measurements and simulations. From measurements we provide the angular received power and the path loss using a vector network analyzer (VNA) operating on 2 GHz bandwidth. In simulations, we use ray tracing technique trying to respect the same measurements conditions, in order to obtain comparable results. Finally, we compare the measurement and simulation results in direct orientation (DO) and in best indirect orientation (BIO). This will be useful for designing beamforming techniques for future millimeter communication systems.
ISSN:2643-6795
DOI:10.1109/CAMA49227.2021.9703552