Outdoor-to-indoor propagation loss measurements for broadband wireless access in rural areas

Kin Lien Chee, Anggia Anggraini, Thomas Kaiser, Thomas Kürner · 2011 · European Conference on Antennas and Propagation

Summary. This paper measures how radio signals from WiMAX broadband systems penetrate into rural homes in Germany. Researchers tested two frequencies (825 MHz and 3500 MHz) and found that walls without windows blocked 10-20 dB of signal strength, while windows reduced this loss by 5-6 dB. The authors developed a prediction model to estimate penetration loss for rural broadband deployment planning.

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Chee, K. L., Anggraini, A., Kaiser, T., & Kürner, T.. (2011). Outdoor-to-indoor propagation loss measurements for broadband wireless access in rural areas. European Conference on Antennas and Propagation. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5781765/

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Countries: Germany
Regions: Europe
Categories: broadband-and-digital
Added: 2026-04-28