Statistical analysis of measured impulse response functions of 2.0 GHz indoor radio channels

Authors:
L. Dossi;G. Tartara;F. Tallone
Affiliations:
Nat. Res. Council, Politecnico di Milano;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The measurements of the impulse response of a 2.0 GHz indoor radio channel are reported. A statistical analysis of the characteristics of the amplitude of multipath components is presented. In particular, the spatial correlation of the single multipath components and the cross-correlation between the amplitudes of adjacent multipath components have been determined. Conclusions are drawn with regard to the adequacy of the wide sense uncorrelated scattering model as a consistent model for the indoor radio channel