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Theoretical ground re. ection model for UWB communication systems

Author(s)
Promwong, Sathaporn
Takada, Jun Ichi
Supanakoon, Pichaya
Tangtisanon, Prakit
Date Issued
December 1, 2004
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
In this paper, the theoretical ground re. ection model for UWB communication systems is proposed. The pass-band rectangular pulse with speci. c center frequency and bandwidth is used as the transmitted signal. Complex form Friis' transmission formula is applied for the UWB ground re. ection channel. The received signal is evaluated. The UWB path loss is de. ned as the ratio between the maximum amplitude of the transmitted and received signal waveforms. The closed form path loss expression is derived. For the data processing, the path loss and rms delay spread of ground re. ection model are considered for the 1.00, 0.10 and 0.01 m antenna heights. The double linear regression for the path loss is modeled by using the. rst Fresnel zone and MMSE break points. The rms delay spread as the function of the antenna height and the path loss is investigated. The characteristics of the path loss and rms delay spread are discussed in the paper.
Citation
IEEE International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies Iscit 2004, 2, 1208-1212, 2004
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