This page is oriented to the system engineer planning a radio application with EtherNudge.
For this we included:
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The Egli model is positioned for rural terrain, with hills up to 15 m hight and based on a study done in the USA.
Path-loss = 117 + 40* log(distance) + 20*log(frequency) - 20*log (Height-Tx * Height-Rx)
Path-loss is the attenuation in dB that is expected for a given distance, frequency and antenna heights.
Fill in the values to calculate the propagation loss or else enter an acceptable propagation loss to calculate the maximum transmission distance.
A - Attenuation (dB) |
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D - Transmission distance |
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Ht - Antenna height |
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F - Frequency |
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Hr - Antenna height |
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This page converts between two common units for radio power - Watts (W) and Decibel "milliwatts" (dBm) dBm= 10*log10(W/ 0.001)
dBm - Decibels |
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W - Watts |