Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate
Attenuation due to rain is a major concern in transmission of microwave signals. The effect of rain attenuation is more pronounce when signals are being transmitted at higher frequencies. Many theoretical and experimental studies of rain attenuation have been carried out at temperate regions of the...
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my-usm-ep.434672019-04-12T05:26:26Z Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate 2011-12 Nalinggam, Renuka TK1-9971 Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering Attenuation due to rain is a major concern in transmission of microwave signals. The effect of rain attenuation is more pronounce when signals are being transmitted at higher frequencies. Many theoretical and experimental studies of rain attenuation have been carried out at temperate regions of the world. In the tropical regions, however, which are famous for heavy rains, the situation is not very encouraging. This is because the data coverage for these regions remains inadequate due to the complex and varying climatic behaviors compared to the temperate regions. Thus, the communication systems in tropical countries is affected unconstructively during the heavy rain season. 2011-12 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/43467/ http://eprints.usm.my/43467/1/RENUKA%20NALINGGAM.pdf application/pdf en public masters Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Kejuteraan Elektrik & Elektronik |
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Attenuation due to rain is a major concern in transmission of microwave signals. The effect of rain attenuation is more pronounce when signals are being transmitted at higher frequencies. Many theoretical and experimental studies of rain attenuation have been carried out at temperate regions of the world. In the tropical regions, however, which are famous for heavy rains, the situation is not very encouraging. This is because the data coverage for these regions remains inadequate due to the complex and varying climatic behaviors compared to the temperate regions. Thus, the communication systems in tropical countries is affected unconstructively during the heavy rain season. |
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Master's degree |
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Nalinggam, Renuka |
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Nalinggam, Renuka |
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Nalinggam, Renuka |
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Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite
Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate |
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Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite
Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate |
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Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite
Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate |
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Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite
Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate |
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Investigation Of Signal Degradation Due To Rain On Satellite
Downlink At KU-Band For Tropical Climate |
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investigation of signal degradation due to rain on satellite
downlink at ku-band for tropical climate |
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Universiti Sains Malaysia |
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Pusat Pengajian Kejuteraan Elektrik & Elektronik |
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2011 |
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http://eprints.usm.my/43467/1/RENUKA%20NALINGGAM.pdf |
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