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    Simplified GSM Link Budget

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    This document summarizes the key parameters in a simplified link budget for a GSM system, including transmitter power, antenna gains and losses, receiver sensitivity, coverage probabilities, and margins. It also provides the parameters for calculating path loss and cell range using the Okumura-Hata path loss model, such as carrier frequency, base station antenna height, mobile station antenna height, and gain functions. Shadow fading margin is computed based on a target coverage probability of 90% at the cell edge.

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    This document summarizes the key parameters in a simplified link budget for a GSM system, including transmitter power, antenna gains and losses, receiver sensitivity, coverage probabilities, and margins. It also provides the parameters for calculating path loss and cell range using the Okumura-Hata path loss model, such as carrier frequency, base station antenna height, mobile station antenna height, and gain functions. Shadow fading margin is computed based on a target coverage probability of 90% at the cell edge.

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    This document summarizes the key parameters in a simplified link budget for a GSM system, including transmitter power, antenna gains and losses, receiver sensitivity, coverage probabilities, and margins. It also provides the parameters for calculating path loss and cell range using the Okumura-Hata path loss model, such as carrier frequency, base station antenna height, mobile station antenna height, and gain functions. Shadow fading margin is computed based on a target coverage probability of 90% at the cell edge.

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    Simplified GSM Link Budget

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    Maria Ulfah
    This document summarizes the key parameters in a simplified link budget for a GSM system, including transmitter power, antenna gains and losses, receiver sensitivity, coverage probabilities, and margins. It also provides the parameters for calculating path loss and cell range using the Okumura-Hata path loss model, such as carrier frequency, base station antenna height, mobile station antenna height, and gain functions. Shadow fading margin is computed based on a target coverage probability of 90% at the cell edge.

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    Simplified link budget for GSM system

    Transmitter power
    TX antenna gain
    TX cable loss
    TX Body loss
    Combiner loss
    Transmitter EIRP

    Receiver characteristics

    unit
    W
    dBm
    dBi
    dB
    dB
    dB
    dBm

    0
    102
    0
    -2
    0
    100

    dBi
    dBm
    dB
    dB
    dB
    dB

    RX antenna gain
    RX sensitivity
    RX Cable loss
    RX Body loss
    Diversity gain
    Total receiver gain
    System gain

    Margins

    Downlink
    20
    43.0103
    17.42531
    -4
    0
    -4
    52.43561

    152.4356 dB

    Coverage probability (cell edge)


    Shadow fading std deviation
    Shadow Fading Margin
    Indoor penetration loss
    Total margin
    Allowed propagation loss

    Shadow Fading Margin (cell edge approach)

    Antenna Gain

    Uplink

    0.9
    6
    7.5
    0
    7.5

    2
    33.0103
    0
    0
    -2
    0
    31.0103

    unit
    W
    dBm
    dBi
    dB
    dB
    dB
    dBm

    17.42531
    104
    -4
    0
    3
    120.4253

    dBi
    dBm
    dB
    dB
    dB
    dB

    151.4356 dB
    0.9
    6
    7.5
    0
    7.5

    dB
    dB
    dB
    dB

    144.9356 dB

    65
    7.493795
    6
    7.781513
    9.931513
    17.42531

    Range (Okumura-Hata path loss model)


    Carrier frequency
    BS antenna height
    MS antenna height
    Parameter A
    Parameter B
    Parameter C
    MS antenna gain function (large city)
    Path loss exponent
    Path loss constant
    Downlink range
    Uplink range
    Cell range

    Note: Usually we use cell coverge probability


    dB
    dB
    dB
    dB

    Note: Margin computed below

    10

    143.9356 dB

    Given coverage probability on cell edge (P)


    Shadow fading standard deviation
    1-P
    Closest 1-P in table
    Argument (inverse of Q)
    Shadow fading margin

    Horizontal 3dB beam width


    Horizontal gain
    Number of dipoles
    Vertical gain (dBd)
    Vertical gain (dBi)
    Total antenna gain

    Note: Gain computed below

    1800
    25
    1.5
    46.3
    33.9
    44.9
    -0.000919
    3.574349
    137.3351
    1.631697
    1.529898
    1.529898

    0.9
    6 dB
    0.1
    0.1
    1.25
    7.5 dB

    degrees
    dB
    dBd
    dBi
    dBi
    Unit
    MHz
    m
    m

    dB
    km
    km
    km

    1-P(=Q) Argument
    0.5
    0
    0.4
    0.25
    0.3
    0.5
    0.22
    0.75
    0.17
    1
    0.1
    1.25
    0.07
    1.5
    0.04
    1.75
    0.023
    2
    0.01
    2.25

    -1

    10

    -2

    10

    Q(x)

    Transmitter characteristics

    -3

    10

    -4

    10

    -5

    10

    0.5

    1.5

    2
    x

    2.5

    3.5

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