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A measurement system for EHF band mobile satellite multimedia communications is described. The system is designed for narrowband and wideband channel sounding. By the use of two receivers in parallel, a comparison of narrowband and wideband channel properties as well as the comparison of different antennas is possible. When the steering of a high gain antenna is an issue, a GPS-based algorithm or strategies adaptive to the received power can be employed. The operational scenarios cover mobile vehicular and quasi-mobile handheld usage (palmtop or briefcase terminals). Typically, all non-urban outdoor environments are of interest for applications.
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Jahn, A., Lutz, E. (1996). Channel Measurements for EHF-Band Land Mobile Satellite Systems. In: Vatalaro, F., Ananasso, F. (eds) Mobile and Personal Satellite Communications 2. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1516-8_29
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