Eclipse

Eclipse 1.0 – A Paradigm Shift in RF Planning NEW: Simulation of a Moving Transmitter (such as a car) NEW: Simulation of a Moving Transmitter (such as a pedestrian) Radio frequency planning is an essential component of network planning, roll-out, up-gradation, expansion etc. Several methods can be adopted for this from something as simple as free space models, empirical path loss models to the significantly more complicated, time consuming and expensive drive testing. Drive testing gives very accurate results but these results can be rendered useless by changing the position of an antenna or the tilt or transmit power of […]

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Android Apps

1. Rx Signal Meter Received signal strength calculation is required by RF engineers working in the field. This application provides an easy to use interface to calculate the received signal strength. Input parameters include the transmit power, transmit antenna gain, receive antenna gain, transmit receive separation and frequency of operation. Output is the received signal strength in dBm. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raymaps.path.loss 2. Rx Signal Pro A simple application that can be used to calculate the Received Signal Strength using one of the following six models. 1. Free Space Path Loss 2. Hata Model 3. COST-231 Model 4. ECC-33 Model 5. Ericsson Model 6. SUI […]

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