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  • Antennas Measurement for Millimeter Wave 5G Wireless Applications Using Radio Over Fiber Technologies Open Access

    Satoru KUROKAWA  Michitaka AMEYA  Yui OTAGAKI  Hiroshi MURATA  Masatoshi ONIZAWA  Masahiro SATO  Masanobu HIROSE  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Pubricized:
    2023/09/19
      Vol:
    E106-B No:12
      Page(s):
    1313-1321

    We have developed an all-optical fiber link antenna measurement system for a millimeter wave 5th generation mobile communication frequency band around 28 GHz. Our developed system consists of an optical fiber link an electrical signal transmission system, an antenna-coupled-electrode electric-field (EO) sensor system for 28GHz-band as an electrical signal receiving system, and a 6-axis vertically articulated robot with an arm length of 1m. Our developed optical fiber link electrical signal transmission system can transmit the electrical signal of more than 40GHz with more than -30dBm output level. Our developed EO sensor can receive the electrical signal from 27GHz to 30GHz. In addition, we have estimated a far field antenna factor of the EO sensor system for the 28GHz-band using an amplitude center modified antenna factor estimation equation. The estimated far field antenna factor of the sensor system is 83.2dB/m at 28GHz.

  • Experimental Determination of Propagation Paths for the ETC System--Equipment Development and Field Test--

    Katsuyuki HANEDA  Jun-ichi TAKADA  Takeo IWATA  Yoshitaka WAKINAKA  Takeshi KUNISHIMA  

     
    PAPER-Intelligent Transport System

      Vol:
    E87-A No:11
      Page(s):
    3008-3015

    Electronic Toll Collection (ETC), an application of Dedicated Short Range Wireless Communication (DSRC), had suffered from wrong operations due to multipath problems. To solve this problem, we proposed to apply a simple configured path determination scheme for the ETC system. The system consists of a vector network analyzer, low-noise amplifier, and X-Y positioner and achieves an automatic measurement of the spatial transfer function with emphasis on accurate measurement and reproducibility. For the reliable identification of the propagating paths, 3-D Unitary ESPRIT and SAGE algorithms were employed. Having developed the system, field experiments at the toll gate of the highway was carried out. In the measurements, we could determine many propagation paths so that the dominant propagation phenomena at the toll gate was identified. They included a ground-canopy twice reflected wave, which was a potential path that caused wrong operation. Consequently, their reflection coefficients and polarization characteristics were investigated. From the results, applicability of the path determination system for short range on-site measurement was confirmed.

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