Wireless Measurement System For CDMA Base Station Transmit Power
Wireless Measurement System For CDMA Base Station Transmit Power
Wireless Measurement System For CDMA Base Station Transmit Power
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environment with Matlab. Take the following values for
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Simulation results show that different propagation
models get different propagation loss for the same band
and the same propagation model has a different scope,
such as hata model estimates a smaller loss for high-
frequency signals, so it is not suitable for 2000M-band
signal.
VII. DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
A. Select the base stations
We choose some actual base stations to vertify the
mothod. The base station information is shown as table:
TABLE I. BASE STATION INFORMATION
Power/dBm Height/m
Antenna
Gain/dBi
Feeder
Loss/dB
Downtilt
A 49 18 17 5 3
B 49 28 17 5 2
C 49 34 15 5 5
B. Filter Data
Remove the poinst that have not the GPS
information.
Remove the points which are too close to the base
station.
Figure 9 shows the relationship of between power and
distance of parts of the data.
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We can see that the points that near the base station
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C. Results by the propagation model
By the feature of the antenna pattern, we can choose a
quadratic function to simulate the attenuation
characteristics, Simulation formula is as follows:
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Use this formula to weight the pilot power at different
radiation of the sector.
TABLE II. CALCULATE RESULTS
Base station
A B C
Hata Loss/dB 115.2 95.46 116
BS Power/dBm 48.68 33.15 44
COST231
Loss/dB
124.63 104.89 125
BS Power/dBm 58.11 41.58 56
Modified
BS Power/dBm
47.8 48.66 46.5
The results indicate that:
Cost231 Loss is larger than Hata Loss.
For the small downtilt base station,the points near
the base station will create great deviation.
According to the measured pilot power and
channel power ratio,the results should increase
7dB because Pilot power accounted for one-fifth
of the channel power.
The points in the direction of maximum radiation
and half-power angle should have different
weights.
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[1] DOU Zhonghao, LEI Xiang. CDMA, Wireless Communication
Theory, Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 2004
[2] WAVECOM, CDMA AT Commands Interface Specification,
2003
[3] YANG Dacheng, etc. Mobile communication environment,
Beijing: Machinery Industry Press, 2003
[4] WANG Yafang etc. MATLAB simulation and application of
electronic information, Beijing: People's Posts and Telecommuni-
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Beijing: Machinery Industry Press, 2010
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