Indoor Radio Propagation

Khairul Faizal , Abdul Kadir (2009) Indoor Radio Propagation. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Typically a wireless Mesh infrastructure is designed and installed by networking Professionals. Indoor radio communication systems gain increasing interest of cellular network operators. A prerequisite to the design of these systems is the knowledge of indoor radio propagation characteristics. This knowledge should include information, concerning the in-building structure which strongly affects the signal transmission. The results presented in this paper provide a prediction of the signal behavior in indoor corridor environment and dynamic effects of people. All the measurement was collected by using the specific software and location around building of Electronic and Computer Engineering Faculty (FKEKK). The purpose of the measurement campaign is to derive a path loss model considering site specific information. A description of the measurement environment and experimental set-up is given. Path loss exponents and absolute path loss values are estimated for each measured case. Statistical analysis of the measured data is also presented.

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