Propagation Models Darrel Emerson NRAO, Tucson Murray Lewis NAIC, Arecibo

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Date: 2004-08-10 04:06:43 Electromagnetism Radio propagation Line-of-sight propagation LongleyRice model Free-space path loss Ground wave propagation Fresnel zone EarthMoonEarth communication Engineering Radio propagation model Okumura model		Propagation Models Darrel Emerson NRAO, Tucson Murray Lewis NAIC, Arecibo Add to Reading List Source URL: www.iucaf.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,55 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	FACTORS THAT PRODUCE THE MEASURED FIELD STRENGTH Field strength is the measure of power density at any given point. The main units of field strength are dBµ V/m, dBµ µV and dBµ. The dBµ V/m unit measures power densi DocID: ZtTI - View Document
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