Microwave antenna height prediction

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1980-09-18

1982-08-24

Lieberman, Eli

Communications: radio wave antennas

Antennas

Measuring signal energy

343890, H01Q 1900, H01Q 934

Patent

active

043463851

ABSTRACT:
A model relating obstruction fading to meteorological variables allows more precise prediction of the optimum height of microwave antenna systems. This allows the annual outage time for a circuit to be held to less than a specified maximum value, while at the same time minimizing construction costs by avoiding excessive tower heights. The predictions are especially improved over prior art engineering assumptions in coastal regions.

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