The short-term statistics of a fading radio wave

Details The short-term statistics of a fading radio wave The short-term statistics of a fading radio wave

Apr 1962

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Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 225-236

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The joint distribution of the bearing, elevation and amplitude of a fading radio wave is discussed for several situations realized in practice. These include: 1. (a) a model of a wave reflected from a completely rough ionosphere, and composed of a number of randomly phased components grouped about some average bearing and elevation; 2. (b) a similar model in which the reflection is assumed partly specular; 3. (c) a model in which the components are grouped about two main directions, with a specular component in eachE This model corresponds to a double-mode transmission with the two groups having undergone a different number of "hops". The results are applicable to measurements made on a small-aperture automatic direction finder such as the one developed at the Seagrove Radio Research Station.

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