Title: MAP STUDY FOR MICROWAVE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
1MAP STUDY FOR MICROWAVE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
2Frequency Spectrum
Bandwidth Frequency range Audio
Frequency 0.3 - 3 KHz Low Frequency
(LF) 3-3000 KHz High Frequency (HF) 3-30
MHz Very High Frequency (VHF) 30-300
MHz Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) 300-3000
MHz Microwave 3-300 GHz L 1-2 GHz ,S2-4
GHz, C4-8 GHz, X 8-11 GHz, Ku 11-18 GHz,K
18-27 GHz Ka 27-40 GHz
3For Path Planing
LOS - Line of Sight
- Line of sight is the direct free-space path that
exists between two points. - Obstruction
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- Kind of Obstructions
- Topographic features, such as mountains
- The curvature of the Earth
- Buildings and other urban developement
- Trees /Vegetation
4 How to improve LOS?
- Raise the antenna mounting point on the existing
structure - Build a new radio tower, which is tall enough to
mount the antenna - Increase the height of an existing tower
- Locate a different mounting point, i.e. building
or tower, for the antenna
5Fresnel Zone
- An elliptical area surrounding the visual path
- Area occupied by strongest radio signal
d1.d2 D.F
R 72.1
d1 distance from Tx antenna to the
obstruction d2 Distance from Rx antenna to the
obstruction D Total distance f Transmitting
frequency in GHz R Height of the First Fresnel
zone
6Earth Bulge
Diffraction
Around Edge
Narrow Gap
Wide Gap
7Refraction
- Bending of M/w beam beyond Optical horizon -
direction changes - Upper wavefront travel faster compared to lower
wavefront
Reflection
- Electric field vector of wave perpendicular to
earth surface - Sea water - good RF Reflector with reflection
coefficient of 1.0
8Requirement of map study comes here !
- Types of maps
- Reference map - Topographic map
- Thematic map
Reference map
- Topographic map is location based
- Scaled map ( Ratio 150,000)
- Two-dimensional representations
- Latitude Longitude
9Contour Lines
- Contour Lines are lines drawn on a map
connecting points of equal height. - Contour lines are parallel lines with a
difference of elevation of atleast 20m between
them. - Elevation means height above sea level
( HASL)
10CONTOUR LINES
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14STEP - I
Location a point with given coordinates on the Map
- Select the Map which contains the point.
- Calculate the distance on the map , equivalent to
change - in coordinates by one second.
- Draw the line corresponding to latitude of the
point. - Draw the line corresponding to longitude of the
point.
The point of intersection of the two lines gives
the location of the point on the Map.
15Select the Map that contains the point
Lets say the point is (15º 25 30 S , 30º 42
40 E )
16Calculate the distance on the map , equivalent
to change in coordinates by one sec
Dx 54 cm / 15 x 60 sec 0.06 cm/sec
60 cm
Dy 60 cm / 15 x 60 sec 0.066 cm/sec
54 cm
17Draw the line corresponding to latitude of the
point
(15º 25 30) Minus (15º 25) 30 sec
Dy x 30sec
15º 25 30 S
18Draw the line corresponding to longitude of the
point
(30º 42 40) Minus (30º 40) 240 sec
(2x60)40 sec 160 sec
15º 25 30 S
Dx x 160sec
30º 42 40 E
19Reading Contours
At point 0 closest Contour 500 Reading ?
20STEP - II
- Joining of 2 points
- Draw Line b/w these points
- If other point not in the same map
- Joining of 2 map of more if required
- How to join?
- Index to adjoining sheets
A1
C1
B3
B2
A2
B1
C2
B4
A3
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22For calculating Link budget
- Link Budget - A rough calculation of all known
elements of the - link to determine if the signal will have proper
strength when it - reaches the other end of the link.
- Frequency of the link
- Free space path loss
- Power of the transmitter
- Antenna gain
- Length of the cable loss per unit length at
the specified frequency - Number of connectors used
- Path Length
23Calculate FSL - Free Space Loss
- Absorption
- Scattering
- Beam Diversion
- Atmosphere - Rain, fog, wind, lightening
FSL (dB) 32.45 20 log D 20 log F
dB Decibel (Signal/Noise ratio) D Path
length in km F Frequency in Mhz
24THANK YOU