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  • Volume 2018

    Signal Path Loss Measurement for Future Terahertz Wireless Propagation Links
    (International Journal of Engineering Works)

    Vol. 5, Issue 10, PP. 193-197, October 2018
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    Keywords: THz, wireless channel, fading, polarizability

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    Abstract

    Terahertz Band (100GHz-10THz) offers larger bandwidth and ultra-higher data rates and is visualized as a key technology to alleviate the capacity limitation and spectrum scarcity of the currents wireless networks. There are some competent development and design challenges in the realization of wireless terahertz network. Signal high path loss is one of the major constraints for enabling wireless communication networks in the terahertz band. Thus for the consummation of wireless propagation links in the THz band an equivalent signal path loss model is designed incorporating the major peculiarities of the wireless channel that accounts for terahertz wave propagation in LoS propagation. The equivalent path loss model for terahertz LoS propagation is developed and simulated in matlabR. The simulation results are compared with the lognormal path loss model results.

    Author

    1. Sabir Shah: Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Engineering & Technology Peshawar, Pakistan, sabir.shah@ymail.com.
    2. Majid Ashraf: Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Engineering & Technology Peshawar, Pakistan.

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    Sabir Shah and Majid Ashraf, "Signal Path Loss Measurement for Future Terahertz Wireless Propagation Links", International Journal of Engineering Works, Vol. 5 Issue 10 PP. 193-197 October 2018.

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