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rimoucha
2012-05-17, 05:58 PM
please, can you help me to determinate the distance required between two antenna when the site is in the roof , and the impact of rooftop effect?
aubidamax
2012-05-17, 07:52 PM
please, can you help me to determinate the distance required between two antenna when the site is in the roof , and the impact of rooftop effect?
hi rimoucha
Figure in below illustrates the principle of shadowing from a roof-top and suggests a range of heights which could be used to avoid shadowing[1].
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If the antennas have a vertical separation then there should be at least 0.2 m between the base of one antenna and the top of the other antenna. If the antennas have a horizontal physical separation and a horizontal beamwidth of 65° then there should be at least 0.5 m between them. Figure below illustrates these physical separation requirements[1].
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GSM to UMTS:
For UMTS, NodeB acceptable noise is less than -115 dBm/3.84MHz. According to table
2, the worst case of GSM spurious emission leaked in UMTS band is -30dBm/3MHz
(-29dBm/3.84MHz). Thus the isolation between GSM transmitting antenna and UMTS
receiving antenna is: -29dBm – (-115dBm) = 86dB. Assume both antennas are
directional antenna and have same azimuth (see Figure below)[2].
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References :
[1] NSN
[2] Huawei
labviewlover
2012-05-18, 10:19 AM
@aubidamax
thanks alot for the nice post. would u please send the link for the original documents ?...
Stantheman
2012-05-18, 10:24 AM
Hi aubidamax, do you have a higher resolution copy of the third diagram, with the graphs in it?
BR's, Stan.
aubidamax
2012-05-18, 04:38 PM
Hi aubidamax, do you have a higher resolution copy of the third diagram, with the graphs in it?
BR's, Stan.
hi Stantheman
here is the 3rd figure.............http://www.4shared.com/photo/gTGMK9-d/antenna.html
BRs
aubidamax
2012-05-18, 04:45 PM
@aubidamax
thanks alot for the nice post. would u please send the link for the original documents ?...
hi labviewlove
here is one of two docs....the other doc i can't share it here in public...plz check your PM (@labviewlover & @Stantheman)
thanks
BRs
peanut
2012-05-21, 01:39 AM
hi rimoucha Figure in below illustrates the principle of shadowing from a roof-top and suggests a range of heights which could be used to avoid shadowing[1].27404If the antennas have a vertical separation then there should be at least 0.2 m between the base of one antenna and the top of the other antenna. If the antennas have a horizontal physical separation and a horizontal beamwidth of 65° then there should be at least 0.5 m between them. Figure below illustrates these physical separation requirements[1].2740527406GSM to UMTS:For UMTS, NodeB acceptable noise is less than -115 dBm/3.84MHz. According to table2, the worst case of GSM spurious emission leaked in UMTS band is -30dBm/3MHz(-29dBm/3.84MHz). Thus the isolation between GSM transmitting antenna and UMTSreceiving antenna is: -29dBm – (-115dBm) = 86dB. Assume both antennas aredirectional antenna and have same azimuth (see Figure below)[2].27407References :[1] NSN [2] HuaweiDear,do you have an explanation for the general rules in the first image to avoid shadowing from roofTop,
regards,
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