| PATH PROFILING
We will generate a path analysis report containing the following:
- A plot of each individual path profile, detailing the transmission path as it passes over the terrain, including fresnel-zone criteria, and important path data.
- A full link budget indicating key transmission system and linking path parameters, including the theoretical availability according to the ITU standard recommendations.
- A summary listing the main components of the link including antenna type and mounting heights, feeder type and lengths, Aprisa variant, RSSI, fade margin and availability.
- Additional information or observations specific to each path which can include;
Potential reflection and multi-path analysis.
Recommendations on alternate antenna and feeder systems and comparisons with customer specified systems.
Recommendations on alternate radio variants and /or sites if analysis identifies proposed solutions will be ineffective.
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To enable us to produce an accurate report we will need you to provide as much of the following information as possible:
- Grid references, typically Latitude / Longitude (including datum if known)
- Proposed antenna heights, or details of support structures
- Link capacity requirements, or details of individual traffic channels to be supported
- Preferred RF frequency band and channel size or spacing (if known)
- Details of local influences including other transmissions, terrain obstructions, likely interference sources and historical performance information for co-sited links (if available).
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