Characterisation of clutter loss using fish-eye lens for the prediction of DTV coverage
Clutter loss depends very much on the terrain condition. When a DTV receiver is placed in areas where there are denser and taller buildings, the signal suffers more clutter loss than when it is placed in an environment with lesser and shorter buildings. The question is how to relate the terrain dens...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-31212023-07-04T16:48:38Z Characterisation of clutter loss using fish-eye lens for the prediction of DTV coverage Peh, Beng Yeow. Ong, Jin Teong School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Antennas, wave guides, microwaves, radar, radio Clutter loss depends very much on the terrain condition. When a DTV receiver is placed in areas where there are denser and taller buildings, the signal suffers more clutter loss than when it is placed in an environment with lesser and shorter buildings. The question is how to relate the terrain density with the clutter loss? This report aims to discuss the characterisation of the clutter loss using fish-eye lens for the prediction of Digital Television (DTV) coverage. A fish-eye lens captures 360° of the surrounding and produces a circular photo. Hence, it can be used to describe the terrain density. This project looks into the relationship between these terrain densities and the calculated clutter loss. Master of Science (Communication and Network Systems) 2008-09-17T09:22:44Z 2008-09-17T09:22:44Z 2000 2000 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/3121 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf |
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Clutter loss depends very much on the terrain condition. When a DTV receiver is placed in areas where there are denser and taller buildings, the signal suffers more clutter loss than when it is placed in an environment with lesser and shorter buildings. The question is how to relate the terrain density with the clutter loss? This report aims to discuss the characterisation of the clutter loss using fish-eye lens for the prediction of Digital Television (DTV) coverage. A fish-eye lens captures 360° of the surrounding and produces a circular photo. Hence, it can be used to describe the terrain density. This project looks into the relationship between these terrain densities and the calculated clutter loss. |
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