The Impact of K-Factor on Wireless Link in Indian Semi-desert Terrain
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Networking and Applications (Vol.2, No. 04)Publication Date: 2011-01-05
Authors : Naveen Kumar Chaudhary; D K Trivedi; Roopam Gupta;
Page : 776-779
Keywords : Line-of-sight radio link; refraction; K-factor; refractive index; semi-desert terrain;
Abstract
The wireless links are used widely for point to point line-of-sight communication. The propagation loss on a terrestrial line-of-sight wireless link depends on atmospheric and seasonal conditions. The value of K-factor
(effective earth radius) affects the reliability of the link. The value of K-factor where specific data is not available taken as 4/3, however its value depends on local climatic condition and it is terrain specific. In this paper K-value for the entire seasonal cycle 2008-2009 in Indian semi-desert has been analyzed. The study has been carried out to observe the distribution of K-factor and study its impact on terrestrial point to point line-of-sight wireless link in Indian semi-desert conditions.
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