Experimentation Description and Location

1258-EX-ST-2015 Text Documents

Intel Corporation

2015-12-03ELS_170051

3-December-2015 Testing to be Performed Intel’s research and development teams have been designing new radio technologies for the next generation broad band wireless devices. The intent of the sounding and path estimation validation is to provide data to compare and calibrate path estimation and simulation tools. Testing is done entirely with test equipment. Rhode & Schwartz R&S SMW200A Vector Signal Generator R&S AFQ100B UWB signal and I/Q Modulation Generator R&S SMB100A Microwave Signal Generator Location: Location: 1 km radius centered on coordinates: 45°31'2.70"N 122°53'19.48" (See photo below) Test Duration: 90 days, beginning 4-January-2016 “Stop button” – john.a.hammond@intel.com; 503-264-8726 Transmitter & Antenna Parameters: Parameter Value Antenna setup (# of simultaneously supported 1 TX station and 1 RX station TX and RX at BS and MS) Maximum number of simultaneously supported 2 frequency bands Frequency bands to test 3800 – 4200 MHz 27.5 – 28.5 GHz Bandwidth (maximum) 100 – 800 MHz Typically in 50 MHz increments Multipath time resolution approx. 1 ns Waveform Optimized multi-tone sequence TX power 33 dBm ERP Intel Corporation th 2111 NE 25 Avenue, JF2-15 Hillsboro, OR 97124

Measurement repetition rate ≥ 1 kHz System processing gain ≥ 60 dB (≥ 100 dB expected for (without further post-processing) static scenarios with channel coherence time in the order of 1 s) Antenna characteristics at TX / RX omnidirectional / omnidirectional Antenna gain at TX / RX approx. 2 dBi Antenna azimuth 3 dB beam width omnidirectional Antenna elevation 3 dB beam width approx. 80 deg. Antenna polarization at TX / RX vertical / vertical Antenna Height AGL Above Ground 6.1 meters Intel Corporation th 2111 NE 25 Avenue, JF2-15 Hillsboro, OR 97124


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