Sentence examples for range receiver from inspiring English sources
In addition to wavelength and device characteristics, NLOS path loss is a function of system geometry, including transmitter (Tx) beamwidth, communication range, receiver (Rx) FOV, the pointing elevation angles, as well as the optical properties of the atmosphere.
A low-end receiver will make the satellite speakers sound like just another set of speakers, while a mid-range receiver will show you what these speakers are capable of.
The pulse repetition rate (PRF) (that is, 1/TS in (6)) of the IR-UWB signal plays a significant role on how the UWB device impacts other narrowband receivers in its range; these receivers are called victim receivers [3].
Key Findings and Conclusions The program has reached most of the target groups, as measured by monthly VTDL received, age range of receivers and mothers' perception on sufficiency of VTDL supply.
Drivers looking to retrofit the 200 million cars already on the road have a growing range of receiver choices from major radio manufacturers, which have also begun to make home XM units.
The mean insertion loss for a broadband road traffic noise source over a range of receiver positions behind the barrier is used as a measure of efficiency.
Over a range of receiver positions and barrier heights a similar, but less marked effect was observed when the coherent line source model was used.
The reduction in the effective area of scattering causes a reduction in the range of receiver locations where each multipath component is apparent.
In this reconstruction, multipath components are represented by diagonals with a fixed amplitude that extend along the entire range of receiver locations.
Our results show that, for highly correlated sources, the HDA systems can substantially outperform both purely digital and purely analog transmission over a wide range of receiver CSNRs.
Alternatively, we can suppress scattered data by computing mean values of the amplitude ratio data within a specified range of receiver spacing (e.g., Lin et al. 2011).
