论文信息 - Ray-tracing prediction of fast fading in an indoor environment and validation by measurement

Ray-tracing prediction of fast fading in an indoor environment and validation by measurement

Small-scale fading or fast fading in an indoor environment is predicted by means of a ray-tracing propagation model based on geometrical optics. A series of simple scenarios are considered in order to validate the model by measurement. The results show that the ray-tracing technique is capable of predicting the rapid variations of the electric field strength associated with small-scale fading in an indoor environment.

Tiago F. C. Leao | Christopher W. Trueman

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