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(Eq. 28)
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120 presents the GUI with the input value.
Settings in the System tab | Settings in the Scenario tab |
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Figure 124120: Setting up the simulation radius in SEAMCATAnchor F124 F124
(Note that the results of the simulation radius is displayed only after running simulation)
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(Eq. 29)
In the example of Figure 124120, this gives:
Figure 125121: iRSS using the simulation radius for 1 active transmitter (R=0.178) Anchor F125 F125
Figure 126122: Calculated simulation radius with 1 active transmitterAnchor F126 F126
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iRSSunwanted = 33 (dBm) + 11 + 9 - (32.5 + 10 log(0.178^2) + 20 log(1000)) = -24.5dBm
When increasing the number of active transmitters to 10 (see Figure 127), the simulation radius becomes:
Then, for a single interefering link transmitter located at the edge of that simulation radius (R = 0.564 km), the iRSSunwanted resulting from this terminal may be calculated as:
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Then the iRSSunwanted should be above -24.5 dBm as shown on Figure 128124.
Figure 127123: Setting up the simulation radius in SEAMCAT with a different Anchor F127 F127
number of active transmitters
Figure 128124: iRSS using the simulation radius calculated for 10 active interferers (R=0.564 km)Anchor F128 F128
Figure 129125: Calculated simulation radius with 10 active transmittersAnchor F129 F129
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