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For generic systems, the antenna modelling consists of two elements: pointing and pattern definition. The “Antenna Pointing” panel defines the antenna height,  and the pointing in azimuth and in elevation. The “Antenna Patterns definition” panel as illustrated in Figure 412 is where the pattern across the full range of angles is defined.

The antenna pointing azimuth and elevation angles determine the ultimate antenna gain applied in calculation of the link budget, but not the mutual physical positioning of the transmitter and receiver pair. The latter is determined by the “Path azimuth angle” parameter (see ANNEX 12:).



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Figure 412: Antenna pointing (a) and antenna patterns definition (b)
defining the antenna parameters in a generic system


For cellular systems, the antenna is defined in the mobile or base station panel as shown in Figure 413.

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Figure 413: Mobile station panel (a) and base station panel (b)
 defining the antenna parameters in a cellular system



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