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    Reverse Link Budget Dense Urban: B H B H M

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    This document discusses factors that affect reverse link budget for dense urban environments. It provides a formula to calculate path loss over 1km that considers frequency, antenna height, and distance. It also defines a correction factor for antenna height and notes that interference and fading margins depend on the number of users and edge cell service probability/fading deviation respectively.

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    This document discusses factors that affect reverse link budget for dense urban environments. It provides a formula to calculate path loss over 1km that considers frequency, antenna height, and distance. It also defines a correction factor for antenna height and notes that interference and fading margins depend on the number of users and edge cell service probability/fading deviation respectively.

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    This document discusses factors that affect reverse link budget for dense urban environments. It provides a formula to calculate path loss over 1km that considers frequency, antenna height, and distance. It also defines a correction factor for antenna height and notes that interference and fading margins depend on the number of users and edge cell service probability/fading deviation respectively.

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    This document discusses factors that affect reverse link budget for dense urban environments. It provides a formula to calculate path loss over 1km that considers frequency, antenna height, and distance. It also defines a correction factor for antenna height and notes that interference and fading margins depend on the number of users and edge cell service probability/fading deviation respectively.

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    Reverse Link Budget

    Dense Urban

    1KM Path Loss= 69.55+26.16log (freq)-13.82 log hb -Ch + (44.9-6.55loghb)log (distance)


    Ch=Ant height correction factor=0.8+(1.1 log (freq) 0.7)hm-1.56 log(freq)
    Interference Margin depends upon number of users (loading of the system)
    Fading Margin depends upon edge cell service probability and fading deviation

    Urban

    SubUrban

    Rural

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